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On the near-term horizon: Artificial intelligence, nature and biodiversity risks, and a muting of ambitious public climate goals.
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Manufacturers and retailers have the keys to unlocking a food system that regenerates rather than degrades nature, via circular design. The Big Food Redesign Challenge shows them how.
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In an increasingly complex nature reporting landscape, GRI raises the bar and aims to complement other frameworks.
by Theresa Lieb
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Global negotiating processes must shift to achieve more meaningful climate results.
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These three topics were top of mind in 2023 for sustainable food professionals — and will move the field forward in the year ahead.
by Theresa Lieb
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Consumers express growing interest in purchasing greener products despite growing skepticism about environmental marketing claims. Can both be true?
by Joel Makower
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It’s past time for businesses to buckle up, lean in, and loudly and vigorously support bold equitable climate policy. This is the moment to show up.
by Bill Weihl
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Three ways that a bioeconomy model could become a reality in Brazil, including regeneration, local communities and more.
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Sponsored: As the global community meets at COP15 a few weeks after COP27, we have the opportunity to address the climate and biodiversity crises together.
by Benj Sykes
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Sponsored: The timing is prime for businesses to take on greater funding and collaborative leadership roles for biodiversity conservation, but more is needed to scale up private support.
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Nature loss and climate change are two sides of the same coin, and companies must begin to disclose material nature-related risks and opportunities.
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With climate change increasingly threatening food systems, building agricultural resilience means restoring endangered crop and food varieties.
by Dan Saladino
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Agricultural waste has an energy potential that can compete with other biomass and ease the pressure on tree cutting in tropical rainforests.
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Sponsored: By following three key steps, businesses can develop goals and follow actions to support the restoration of biodiversity, a move that has benefits for both business and nature.
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G7 leaders called for the world to become net zero and nature positive by enhancing the resilience of our planet and societies to halt and reverse nature loss.
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A report from from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES) show the importance of addressing nature loss as part of the fight against climate change.
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Water is a necessary input for Suntory's beverage business, so the company started investing in water conservation and biodiversity on it's own facilities sites.
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Sponsored: SafeTraces, Ulula and Rainforest Connection are using everything from seaweed DNA to microphones to connect local actions to global solutions.
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Incorporating environmental sustainability projects makes sense from every angle, from cost to risk mitigation to reducing turnover and increasing loyalty.
by Deven Patten
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To fix fashion’s sustainability problem, we need a little less conversation and a little more action
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Sponsored: The industry is on the verge of a climate revolution, but progress is getting bogged down by semantics and distracted by low-hanging fruit.
by Angela Adams
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Sponsored: Most coral reefs are too fragile to withstand predicted global temperature increases in coming decades, yet corals in the Red Sea are thriving. Researchers in the Middle East hope to create an innovative, nature-based medicine to save coastal ecosystems.
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A central aim of the circular economy is to curb the extraction of finite resources and to regenerate living systems. Those strategies support the preservation of biological diversity, but only if they are done right.
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Investors are beginning to wake up to the threat of habitat destruction and biodiversity loss, and their implications for companies' bottom lines.
by CJ Clouse
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Our demands on nature far exceed its capacity to supply them, putting biodiversity under huge pressure and society at 'extreme risk.'