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What are the benefits of developing an insetting project within your company’s supply chain? 🌎Reduce GHG emissions across your value chain 🌎Increase carbon sequestration by re-establishing natural carbon sinks 🌎Increase soil health 🌎Restore local water cycles 🌎Reverse the loss of forests and biodiversity. By achieving this, companies are increasing the resilience of their supply chains to climate impacts and supporting the livelihoods of local producers, while reducing their scope 3 emissions. 🌴 Read more about why insetting is an effective approach to achieving a more climate resilient and regenerative economy here 👇 https://lnkd.in/dTP-fvn7 #insetting #sustainable #supplychain #reslience #climateaction

Explore the top 5 benefits of our Conversion Process! 🌍💚 1. No Processing Emissions: Our conversion process is designed to have zero emissions, making it an eco-friendly choice for the environment. No harmful substances are released into the atmosphere during the process, ensuring cleaner air for us to breathe. 🍃 2. Reduce Waste in Landfills: We are passionate about reducing waste in landfills. With our conversion process, waste is effectively managed and drastically reduced, aiding in the preservation of our ecosystem. 🗑️ 3. Reduce Greenhouse Gases: Our process also contributes to the reduction of greenhouse gases. Every step we take is a step towards slowing global warming and climate change. 🌤️ 4. Reduce Landfill Leachings: Landfill leachings can contaminate our water bodies. With our conversion process, this harmful runoff is significantly reduced, ensuring safer, cleaner water for all. 💧 5. Reduce Bacteria & Viruses: Lastly, our conversion process effectively reduces bacteria and viruses. This ensures a healthier, safer environment for everyone. 🦠 Let's work together to create a sustainable, healthy, and green future!  #SolRecycling #ConversionProcess #EcoFriendly #Sustainability 🌱

Explore the top 5 benefits of our Conversion Process! 🌍💚 1. No Processing Emissions: Our conversion process is designed to have zero emissions, making it an eco-friendly choice for the environment. No harmful substances are released into the atmosphere during the process, ensuring cleaner air for us to breathe. 🍃 2. Reduce Waste in Landfills: We are passionate about reducing waste in landfills. With our conversion process, waste is effectively managed and drastically reduced, aiding in the preservation of our ecosystem. 🗑️ 3. Reduce Greenhouse Gases: Our process also contributes to the reduction of greenhouse gases. Every step we take is a step towards slowing global warming and climate change. 🌤️ 4. Reduce Landfill Leachings: Landfill leachings can contaminate our water bodies. With our conversion process, this harmful runoff is significantly reduced, ensuring safer, cleaner water for all. 💧 5. Reduce Bacteria & Viruses: Lastly, our conversion process effectively reduces bacteria and viruses. This ensures a healthier, safer environment for everyone. 🦠 Let's work together to create a sustainable, healthy, and green future! #SolRecycling #ConversionProcess #EcoFriendly #Sustainability 🌱

Understanding Scope 1,2 and 3 can be at times a bit of a muddle! I have discussed with a wide group of people covering many industries the need for change. Often met with the response; “ If we make changes how can we achieve the goals in time and how will it impact our bottom line?” The answer to that is more of an ethical one than a financial, and that is the wall many of us are coming up against. Is everything always down to money or is investment in ethical practices and talking about them through honest #PR #communications and #marketing the answer? I stand by the fact that #ESG and #sustainability are important for any business, shareholders, potential investors and even those looking to buy will look at your footprint, your social responsibility and those investing in the future. If you are not looking forward, are not being honest and are not considering change, things will not be easy in the future, those making changes now I believe will have a future. #manufacturingindustry #sustainable #sustainablepr #sustainableprojects #footprint

Let’s start viewing wastewater as a solution, not a problem. With the right innovations, it can be the hidden hero in our fight against climate change! 🌎💧 Join the movement. Advocate for sustainable water solutions and help turn waste into a weapon against global warming. 🌿 #ClimateAction #WaterSolutions #WasteNotWantNot #Sustainability #GreenFuture #WaterRevolution

✅ This program has provided me with valuable experience to increase my knowledge and skills on Climate Change, Circular Economy, Waste Management, Energy Efficiency, Operational Efficiency, Digitalization, Planned Obsolescence, The Six Rs, Sustainable Development Goals, Green Transformation of Turkish Economy and Industry, to develop effective solutions and for a more sustainable future. Thanks to Tilia and Burak Savaş for contributing to my development. #sustainability #greenbuilding #circulareconomy #climatechange #SDGs #sustainablefinance #sustainableeconomy #netcarbonzero #greenhousegasemissions #carbonfootprint #Europeangreendeal #zerowaste #upcycle #reduction #reuse #repair #refurbish #recycle #rot #leed #GRI #ISO14064 #emissioncalculation #renewableenergy #CSR #nature #innovation #globalwarming #climatecrisis #pollution

Teach us something about sustainability! This recent paper by Eric Johnson, Eli Sugerman, Vicki Morwitz, Gita Johar, and Michael Morris from Columbia Business School discusses the issue with misestimates of greenhouse gas emissions and how this can hinder sustainable decision-making. Join the conversation by sharing your own research on how we can better inform sustainability efforts! #ClimateAction #SustainabilityResearch #EnvironmentalData Explore the paper at: https://hubs.li/Q02TyBLM0

This article explores #biochar’s role in sustainable development and its potential to sequester carbon, mitigate climate change, and improve #soilhealth. Highlighting biochar’s versatility, the review emphasizes its impact on the global carbon cycle and alignment with #SustainableDevelopment Goals. https://lnkd.in/gMwdc_Uz

#CCUS - Swear word 🤬 or Savior? 🤺 It makes me a little aggro at times with a number shortcomings and shortsightedness coupled to perceived benefits. The basics.... Think of carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS) as a three-step process to tackle CO2 emissions. First, it captures CO2 before it's released into the atmosphere, like trapping it in a net. Then, instead of letting it go, we either store it safely underground, and hide it away, or find useful ways to recycle it into products we use every day. See Colorful picture - answer was in the name you may say. CO2 drives the greenhouse effect, leading to climate change - eg. rising global temperatures/melting ice caps/extreme weather events, and disruptions to ecosystems and biodiversity. CCUS is only a LITTLE part of a big problem and an even trickier set of solutions to help reduce CO2 in the air and find clever ways to put it to good use. Look! One challenge is that CCUS is expensive like trying to catch a lot of tiny, fast-moving bugs. 🐛🐛 This is an apt descriptor by the way. Another ... is the siting of a mysterious vast available land to store the buried treasure/captured CO2 safely underground without causing any harm. The limited efficiency of CO2 Conversion from tons captured is even more ...interesting. 😵💫 Also, figuring out how to use the captured CO2 in useful products or processes can be tricky, like trying to turn a puzzle piece into something else entirely. As part of hybrid solution there may be value in its role in stabilizing climate change (note I didn't say reduction) by supporting the development of sustainable industries in goods and energy sectors and support #energytransition. If/when we target equitable global solutions then viable economic opportunity may be realized driving investment and growth, Should I write the technical article? What are your unfiltered thoughts? #Carboncapture #greenwashing #climatechange #riskmanagement #CO2

H2O Talking about greenhouse gas emissions or diversity in conjunction with sustainability has become politicized and emotional. It might be possible to have a dispassionate discussion about water. For the reasons discussed below, investors expect a tightening of the clean water market (independently from any global warming.) As a result, ‘water’ has become one of the biggest themes in sustainable finance and beyond, supported by the UN’s Sustainability Development Goal #6. Utilities and companies offering solutions in water treatment or efficiency have been big beneficiaries of this trend, especially as these so-called ‘water stocks’ are scarce. Logically, it will not take long before investors who expect water shortages and invest in companies offering water risk-mitigating solutions ask all companies about their direct and indirect clean water dependency. Indeed, they can divert capital to firms actively dealing with water risk to ensure business continuity (or reduce their exposure to the companies that do not). It is a supply-chain play for investors who can invest not only in water stocks, but also in their best customers. As illustrated in the table below, water risk impacts industries in their direct operations (apparel, luxury goods, natural resources extraction, pharma), along the supply chain (food and beverage), or at the product use level (plastic containers, chemicals). Overall, McKinsey estimates that two-thirds of businesses have substantial water-related risks. Taking a step back, water is a big play for several reasons. [...] #management #sustainability #corporatefinance