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GreenBiz
SEPTEMBER 14, 2020
How the climate crisis will crash the economy. Even before all that, we’d been watching the real-world risks of climate change looming and growing across the United States and around the world. Just imagine what 2° or 3° or 4° will look like, and how much it will cost. So many people and stories. Joel Makower.
B the Change
APRIL 6, 2023
Action-Oriented Resources to Help Businesses Address Climate Change and Social Justice The intersections between the global crises of climate change and social justice are becoming increasingly clear around the world. The climate justice toolkit builds on B Lab U.S. & How does climate change impact frontline communities?
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Chris Hall
DECEMBER 1, 2023
Investors are overcoming ‘known unknowns’ to address climate and nature risks, as reflected at a Boston roundtable hosted by S&P Global Sustainable1 and ESG Investor. As Torres observed: “If you’re not comfortable with change, you’re not going to get anything done.
Stanford Social Innovation
MARCH 6, 2024
In 2023, gender inclusion became our team’s top priority, and today—following research, experimentation, and tweaks to our design—our user base is nearly 50-50. We also ran a two-day focus group discussion with men and women, followed by one with only women. Run a brand audit to discover what unintended signals you are sending.
GreenBiz
DECEMBER 28, 2020
To recall some of the key developments, as I have done each December for more than a decade, I’ve plumbed the nearly 1,300 stories, columns and analyses we've published on GreenBiz.com since the dawn of 2020 — a.k.a. All links are to stories published on GreenBiz.com during 2020.) What would you add to the list? Remember 2019?
B the Change
AUGUST 31, 2022
and the Environment How Reporting Can Help Businesses Lower Their Climate-Related Financial Risk, Build Innovation, and Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions By Christian Blanco and Chelsea Hicks-Webster The world is beginning to experience longer and hotter heat waves, more frequent floods, and more powerful tropical storms.
Chris Hall
DECEMBER 20, 2023
In this summary article, ESG Investor covers some of the areas with the biggest implications for asset owners. UN Climate Change’s NDC synthesis report found they would collectively only deliver a 5.3% C of climate change by 2100. The official verdict was clear. reduction in CO2 emissions versus 2019, setting a course for 2.1-2.8°C
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