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What if there was a cooking oil that didn't drive deforestation?

Corporate Knights

The marketing campaign worked. Its success gave birth to a new era of cooking fats. That’s not good news for the Earth. Zero Acre hopes its product, called Cultured Oil because it’s made by fermenting sugarcane, will shift American diets like Crisco did, but to a different end. Crisco took off.

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Where are they now? Catch up with 30 Under 30 alumni

GreenBiz

We cannot forget that a better future is 100 percent in our hands, because WE, and only WE, have the power and the resources to make better decisions, to be more conscious. We’ve been able to shift many environmental projects’ approaches to the home-scale, like home gardens, yard tree plantings and home recycling campaigns. .

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The Secret to Effective Communication on ESG

Just Capital

Anything to do with “considerate” or “conscious” capitalism, for example, is perceived as disingenuous. Anti- and pro-ESG messaging will undoubtedly intensify as campaign strategists on both sides attempt to sway public opinion. Hashtags and statements of encouragement or support are seen as empty and performative.

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Dignity First Climate Leadership

Sustainable Round Table

One year ago, the company I founded and lead hosted a dinner in Glasgow for the Directors of Sustainability at nearly two dozen of the world’s fastest growing global companies, all of whom were participating in COP26. Answering A Question From COP26: “Hell Yes”. This plaque commemorates all those who suffered enslavement.”.