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ESG Explainer: Call of the Wild

Chris Hall

It says “effective regulation” is needed across supply chains to ensure trade is sustainable and beneficial for exporting countries, noting that illegal trade of wild species – worth an estimated US$199 billion annually – often leads to unsustainable use. Almost 140 governments attended the Bonn conference.

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Take-off for the Net Zero Transition  

Chris Hall

Jakob Thomae, Project Director at the Inevitable Policy Response (IPR), cautions against reading too much into a specific form of words in a single document. That’s a good outcome for a consensus document.” Tripling renewables means addressing land use and planning, threats to biodiversity, and supply chain-related issues,” he says.

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Lost at Sea

Chris Hall

Investing in traceability and fostering accountability throughout supply chains could improve sustainability and profits in the seafood sector. The overexploitation of marine biodiversity has substantial environmental and financial implications that investors should not ignore. Theres no way this could happen on land.

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‘Transnational Exchange’ Influencing Climate Litigation Outcomes

Chris Hall

Further, a recent report by the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) and the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law at Columbia University, showed that climate litigation is becoming an integral part of securing climate action and justice.