A Better Balance: for women and climate
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Today is International Women’s Day and the theme is #BalanceforBetter. Across the globe organisations and individuals are calling for gender Continue Reading »
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Another wake-up call: will we sleep through the alarm?
ClimateCare’s Edward Hanrahan discusses the implications of a new report from from the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR), a Continue Reading »
THE GOLA RAINFOREST PROJECT WINS THE ENVIRONMENTAL CARE AWARD 2018
As the Gola Rainforest project receives the Environmental Care Award 2018 from Shout Climate Change Africa, we are delighted to Continue Reading »
Six signs that carbon could affect your business’s bottom line
We rarely meet a business that doesn’t believe protecting the environment should be part of its commercial strategy. But overall, Continue Reading »
How can you manage potential reputational risks when purchasing an emission reductions portfolio?
Managing reputational risk on a carbon reduction project requires extensive experience and expertise in project development, delivery and measurement – Continue Reading »
CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES 3 YEARS ON: INTERVIEW WITH CLIMATECARE’S KOMAL SINHA ON CSR TRENDS IN INDIA
Komal Sinha shares her insight into how the mandate is performing, the challenges it has created for corporates, and how Continue Reading »
Sustainable Leaders can futureproof by offsetting
Last week’s Edie Sustainable Leaders Forum brought together the great and the good of the sustainability and corporate responsibility sector Continue Reading »
When it comes to taking full responsibility, ‘a little less bad’ is just not good enough
The Body Shop’s International Director of Corporate Social Responsibility Christopher Davis neatly encapsulated the conundrum facing many leaders in the Continue Reading »
Counting the Cost of Household Air Pollution
An OECD study estimates that the economic cost for Africa of premature deaths caused by indoor air pollution is around Continue Reading »
The effect of climate change on coffee production
Without strong action to reduce carbon emissions, climate change is projected ‘to cut the global area suitable for coffee production Continue Reading »