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EU Adopts New Rules to Track Environmental Impact of Economy
The EU has adopted new regulations to expand environmental economic accounts, introducing forest, ecosystem, and environmental subsidy modules. This aims to better track progress toward sustainability goals.
07 November 2024by OnestopESG
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Los Angeles County Sues Coca-Cola and PepsiCo Over Plastic Pollution and Misleading Recyclability Claims
Los Angeles County has filed a lawsuit against Coca-Cola and PepsiCo, accusing them of contributing to plastic pollution and misleading the public about the recyclability of their plastic beverage containers.
07 November 2024by OnestopESG
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Study Reveals 30% of Regions Achieving Economic Growth While Reducing Carbon Emissions
A study reveals that 30% of global regions have reduced carbon emissions while growing their economies, but warns that current progress is not fast enough to achieve net-zero by 2050.
07 November 2024by Sakshi Sharma
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Meta Partners with ENGIE for Major 260 MW Solar Energy Supply Agreement
Meta has partnered with ENGIE North America to secure 260 MW of solar energy from the Sypert Branch project in Texas, aimed at supporting its net-zero goals
05 November 2024by Sourav Das
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Samsonite Sets Ambitious Climate Targets to Boost Sustainability Efforts
Samsonite International has unveiled new science-based climate targets as part of its commitment to sustainability. The company aims to use 100% renewable electricity in all operations and reduce Scope 3 emissions by 52% by 2030, with a focus on increasing recycled materials across its product lines.
05 November 2024by Sourav Das
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Major Industries Responsible for 90% of Direct and Indirect Emissions, New Report Reveals
A new report reveals that cement, metals, power, and wood and paper industries account for 90% of direct and indirect emissions, highlighting the need for tailored sustainability strategies.
03 November 2024by Sourav Das
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Microsoft Pilots Wood-Based Construction in Datacenters to Cut Carbon Emissions
Microsoft is testing wood-based construction in its datacenters to cut embodied carbon emissions, aiming to reduce environmental impact and support low-carbon material innovation.
03 November 2024by Sourav Das
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Kering, GSK, and Holcim First to Adopt Science-Based Nature Targets at COP16
GSK, Kering, and Holcim launched the first science-based nature goals, setting targets to improve freshwater and land sustainability, under guidance from the Science Based Targets Network (SBTN).
03 November 2024by Sourav Das
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Global Health at Risk: Climate Crisis Drives Record Heat-Related Deaths and Food Shortages
Climate change is driving record heat-related deaths, food insecurity, and disease spread globally, with nearly half the world experiencing extreme drought in 2023.
30 October 2024by Sourav Das
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UNDP Launches Guide to Help Countries Reduce Harmful Biodiversity Impacts
The UNDP introduces a new guide to assist countries in reducing financial practices that harm biodiversity, addressing a $700 billion annual funding gap to protect ecosystems.
29 October 2024by Sourav Das
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GAIL and Verbio India partner to explore compressed biogas plants using agricultural waste, aiming to enhance clean energy and support rural livelihoods.
28 October 2024by Sourav Das
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43% Increase in Corporate Biodiversity Data Reporting, Finds CDP Report
A CDP report reveals a 43% rise in corporate biodiversity data disclosures since 2022. Despite progress, under 10% of companies assess biodiversity dependencies, posing financial risks.
28 October 2024by Sourav Das
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