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GreenBiz
OCTOBER 13, 2020
Elsewhere, the news elicited a more lukewarm response, with a number of environmental campaigners slamming the commitment as "empty" due to its lack of a phaseout timeline for its support of fossil-fuel companies and businesses responsible for deforestation. That's just science, not finance.".
Corporate Knights
OCTOBER 16, 2023
The marketing campaign worked. Its success gave birth to a new era of cooking fats. That’s not good news for the Earth. But what if there was a cooking oil that didn’t drive deforestation? If I wanted to make soy-based land look really bad, I would include the largest estimates around the worst kinds of deforestation.”
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We Mean Business Coalition
FEBRUARY 10, 2023
The good news is that guidance, service providers, and communities of practice are increasingly available. This provides companies with best-in-class guidance for companies looking to source carbon credits specifically from avoided tropical deforestation. The Tropical Forest Credit Integrity (TFCI) Guide.
Sense and Sustainability
AUGUST 11, 2020
Though it has become easier and easier to forget the discussions of yesterday in today’s fast-spinning wheel of news cycles, not too long ago the question surrounding the coronavirus pandemic was one of a trade-off: health or economy? That is: what incentives does this discord generate?
Corporate Knights
JANUARY 17, 2023
A lot of the time, it has been in the news for reasons that make management cringe. In May 2022, Carlos Calvo Ambel, a senior director of the Transport & Environment environmental campaign group, called the band Coldplay “useful idiots for greenwashing” Neste’s image. Most of Neste’s palm oil comes from Indonesia and Malaysia.
GreenBiz
MAY 25, 2021
And I’m not even talking about the onrush of net-zero commitments by companies, government and others, although they seem to be happening at an almost-daily clip — so much so that they are no longer news. Expect a new wave of campaigns, demonstrations, boycotts, investor pressure and other tools of the trade.
Tobias Webb
APRIL 20, 2021
The cocoa trade journal, Confectionary News went further, and concluded that the LID has actually made the situation worse for smallholder farmers, who are seeing their incomes going down, not up. Doing the right thing, not the simple one. And it is this last point which is perhaps the most material.
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