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Cascale Highlights Gender Equity in Supply Chains as Key to Building Resilient Workforces

3BL Media

Gender Equality and Inclusion Strategy 2022–2027 [link] 3 Women, Gender Equality and Climate Change: [link] 1 Columbia Impact Report 2023 [link] (pg15) 2 Better Work (2022).

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Driving Sustainability: FedEx's Commitment to Carbon Neutral Operations and a Greener Global Supply Chain by 2040

3BL Media

Originally published in FedEx's 2024 Global Economic Impact Report Delivering a more sustainable future FedEx works hard every day to make global supply chains smarter for everyone by leveraging advanced technologies to help optimize logistics.

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EU climate targets are key to energy security and competitiveness

We Mean Business Coalition

Growing business momentum Across EU member states, companies are already innovating and transforming their firms to compete in the new clean energy economy and build more resilient supply chains. What’s next Businesses have already signalled support for the clean energy economy through their investments and actions.

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EU Corporate Reporting: Making Things Harder Not Easier

We Mean Business Coalition

And reporting requirements for companies in the scope of the CSRD that would have been required as of 2026 or 2027 would be postponed by two years, until 2028. These were drawn up by the European Financial Reporting Advisory Group to help organisations with fewer resources report on ESG issues in their supply chains.

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Squaring the circle: Making sense of the UK Industrial Strategy

Envirotec Magazine

On energy prices, the Strategy outlines plans to reduce electricity costs by up to 25 per cent from 2027 for electricity-intensive manufacturers in growth sectors and foundational industries in their supply chain. But he said: “The fairer approach would be to do the same for everyone including households.”

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After Trump cut funding for energy transitions overseas, could China step in?

Eco-Business

[link] Copy By Zhou Xiaozhu, Dialogue Earth 7 minute read June 10, 2025 On the day he became president again, Donald Trump signed an executive order to take the US out of the Paris Agreement on climate change. Work on its first project, South Africa’s TFC solar farm, started in November 2024. Almost US$1.2

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COVID-19, 3D printing and the digital supply chain reckoning

GreenBiz

COVID-19, 3D printing and the digital supply chain reckoning. It took mere weeks to showcase their potential as enablers of flexible supply chains — capable of decentralizing worldwide production and responding to violent, unforeseen disruption. Supply Chain. Heather Clancy. Thu, 05/14/2020 - 03:28.