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🚀 Curious to learn why it’s so important to build climate positive businesses when it comes to decarbonising our world and tackling climate change? Our Climate Companies course helps leaders and employees ensure climate is at the core of their business, no matter the size of the company and the industry they are in. ☕ 1 daily email for 3 days ⚗️ Science-backed learning  ⏰ Explained in 10 minutes (or less!) 📚 Easy-to-read 💡 Practical advice 💸 FREE to join Sign up to get started building your climate company next Monday 👇 https://lnkd.in/d5RjEC84 Have hope, make progress 💚 #carbonremoval #carbonremovalportfolio #climateaction #decarbonization #climate

"Every job is a climate job" The Project Drawdown publication "Climate solutions at work" is a phantastic read for every (!) employee concerned about climate change. It is an educating and encouraging piece to start action within your company - no matter the position. Like it says in the conclusion: "A good rule of thumb: Rethink and reimagine everything, foster strong communities, and keep pushing forward." Thanks Birte Prinzhorn for sharing the piece. Very good read! Download is free here: https://lnkd.in/ezdk3Brw

Climate change requires collective action, as highlighted by the understanding that no individual can single-handedly solve it. However, by leveraging the power of collaboration, there's an opportunity to create a climate-stable future. The Project Drawdown suggests five key areas where individuals can contribute: learning about climate solutions, adapting personal activities to reduce contributions to climate change, sharing information and engaging in conversations about climate change with others, advocating for systemic change with influential figures, and amplifying efforts by spreading the word and sharing resources. By taking action in these areas, individuals can play a vital role in halting climate change before it becomes irreversible. 📣 Orca is creating a social-media platform dedicated to sustainability, where everyone can learn, share, advocate and amplify... stay tuned! https://lnkd.in/gptUKYyc

Heart of the City has created a toolkit, bespoke for SMEs, to make taking action against the climate crisis accessible and achievable. In four steps, you'll start your journey to reaching Net Zero. The toolkit covers these four modules: - Jagon busting and demystification - Building the business case - Measuring your carbon footprint - Net Zero Action plan and next steps Find the toolkit here👇 https://ow.ly/fSux50QmZQq

We’re making changes. The landscape for supporting a voluntary climate action program has changed. The global transition to net zero is accelerating and we expect businesses to show strong climate leadership. Climate Active plays a critical role in raising the bar for best-practice when it comes to voluntary climate action claims. We want to ensure emission reduction claims by businesses are credible and support consumer confidence. We will soon be opening a public consultation on the future direction of Climate Active. We want to hear from you on issues that are important as the program evolves. Watch this space. #ClimateActive #CarbonNeutral #CollectiveAction #SustainableBusiness

Net zero week is fast approaching and if you are wondering how to get started the Posiitve Planet team have got the answers for you in a free webinar on 10 July.

This #EarthDay, you might be wondering what your business can do to support a transition to a sustainable planet. #CarbonLiteracy is a great tool to help your whole team find their role in taking climate action. #NetZero #Sustainability #ClimateAction #StaffEngagement #LearningAndDevelopment https://lnkd.in/dcwKav4t

How are you making an impact this Net Zero Week? Next up in our webinar series, we focus on the quick and easy steps businesses can take to kickstart their Net Zero journey. From starting internal climate conversations to engaging a supplier, our small tips can help you create a big impact. Secure your spot➡️ https://lnkd.in/ea4cU_e7 #NetZeroWeek #freewebinar Emily Pegg | Bryony Salter | Ayesha Mehrotra

Getting climate communications right has never been harder. Even those with the best of intentions are drawing criticism, or driving unintended consequences. As we bear down on COP28, here’s five tips to consider when approaching your own climate comms plan: 1. Understand the space - not just your own POV, but also the other side of the debate. 2. Know your audience - specifically. Who are you trying to tell your story to? How informed are they? 3. Be clear on your road map - not lofty visions or ambitions. What are your actions? 4. Be open about your challenges - those you are talking to weren’t born yesterday. 5. Tailor - forget the acronyms, speak in a language that your audience will understand, and topics they care about. We’ve wrapped up some insights from climate and sustainability comms experts here, from our recent session on climate comms - have a read for more in depth thoughts from much more articulate people than me: https://lnkd.in/e-FX65CG

Looking forward to discussing all things sustainability for businesses in our next webinar! Sign up below for some great insights and tips on kickstarting / continuing your reduction journeys 🌍