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Let’s Envision an Inclusive and Regenerative Future

B the Change

Now on to the good stuff: We have healthy soil and regenerative food systems for all. We now have a global economy that is radically inclusive. Through their daily work, B Corps and other impact-minded organizations are shaping a stakeholder economy that creates benefit for all people and the planet.

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Sustainability Wins a Seat at the Table

3BL Media

DESCRIPTION: Two weeks ago, global business and political leaders met at the annual World Economic Forum in Davos to discuss geopolitical and environmental challenges. The need to move towards a net-zero economy, regenerative businesses, and an inclusive global economy were the key topics on the agenda.

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Paul Polman's rallying cry for courageous leaders

GreenBiz

For example, in the food sector, Imagine is working with 30 companies on a project that involves looking at regenerative agriculture, setting up a common data bank and creating a joint labeling system. Governments already have spent $12 trillion to $13 trillion just to stabilize global economies ravaged by COVID-19.

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The State of Green Business 2021

GreenBiz

Perhaps more surprising is the rise of "restorative" and "regenerative" among large companies in describing their ambitions to address human and planetary woes. As the global economy finds its footing in the coming months, and as a new, more environmentally friendly administration takes hold in Washington, D.C.,

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Land Betterment: Why We Value Our B Corporation Certification

3BL Media

At B Lab, they envision a global economy that uses business as a force for good. This economy is comprised of a new type of corporation – the B Corporation - which is purpose-driven and creates benefit for all stakeholders, not just shareholders.

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Cisco’s Sustainability 101: What Is the Circular Economy?

3BL Media

The 2023 edition of the Circularity Gap Report , an annual study of circularity adoption worldwide by Circle Economy, states that the global economy increasingly relies on materials from virgin sources. The authors estimate that the global economy is only about 7.2% circular, down from 9.1%

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Can sustainability save capitalism?

GreenBiz

There is also a growing understanding that these advances haven’t been spread equitably — that vast swaths of the global economy lack adequate food, healthcare, housing, work, education and other basic human needs.