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Del Birmingham

Mondelez Asked to Ban Unrecyclable Packaging · Environmental Management & Energy News · Environmental Leader - 0 views

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    A proposal to Mondelez International from As You Sow asking the snack food company to phase out unrecyclable packaging received 28.4 percent shareholder support representing $11.8 billion worth of shares at the food manufacturer's annual meeting.
Adriana Trujillo

Craft Brewers Dramatically Reducing Carbon Emissions by Sharing Kegs | Sustainable Brands - 0 views

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    By sharing a pool of kegs rather than owning their own, over 200 leading craft brewers have helped reduce their collective carbon footprint by over 3 million kg of CO2e in 2013. These findings, based on a study by John Heckman, Ph.D with PE International and commissioned by MicroStar Logistics, will be used as a benchmark to help the craft beer industry further minimize its carbon footprint each year.
Adriana Trujillo

IKEA may tighten carbon rules to protect environment | Reuters - 0 views

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    IKEA Group is considering internal carbon pricing as a way to tackle emissions and build a "new and better" company, says CEO Peter Agnefjall. "We see sustainability as a driver of building a new and better IKEA," Agnefjall says. "It is a driver of a renewal of our business, renewal of our products and a driver of innovation of all kinds."
Del Birmingham

Nestlé Announces Landmark Commitment to Welfare of Farm Animals | Sustainable Brands - 0 views

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    Nestlé announced a pledge to improve the welfare of the farm animals in its supply chain, following the signature of a partnership agreement with NGO World Animal Protection.The agreement means that the hundreds of thousands of farms that supply Nestlé with their dairy, meat, poultry and eggs will have to comply with tighter animal welfare standards. Nestlé, with its global purchasing footprint, also becomes the first major food company to form an international partnership with an animal welfare NGO.
Del Birmingham

Moving Beyond Commitments: Collaborating to End Deforestation | Sustainable Brands - 0 views

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    Many companies have taken extensive steps internally to reduce their risk of deforestation; often, though, the efforts are disjointed in relation to supply chain activity and consequently do not easily ladder up to meet an umbrella goal like that of CGF. TSC's KPIs provide a much-needed solution for this.
Del Birmingham

Can Oxfam Nudge Big Food Companies To Do Right? : The Salt : NPR - 0 views

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    a campaign called Behind the Brands, led by Oxfam International, an advocacy organization dedicated to fighting poverty, is trying to make the inner workings of the 10 biggest food companies in the world more visible. Oxfam's goal is to nudge them by scoring them on a scale of 1 to 10 on a whole host of fronts, from worker rights to climate change.
Adriana Trujillo

April Appoints KPMG to Audit Sustainable Forest Management | The Jakarta Globe - 0 views

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    Forest product company Asia Pacific Resources International Limited (APRIL) hired KPMG to audit the company's performance on its Sustainable Forest Management Policy. The policy calls for APRIL to conserve over 450,000 hectares of forests and to stop producing pulp from areas where conservation assessments have not been completed.
Del Birmingham

Wilmar opens palm oil supplies to scrutiny to protect forests | Reuters - 0 views

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    Wilmar International Ltd. , the world's largest palm oil processor, opened its supply chains to outside scrutiny on Thursday in what environmentalists called an unprecedented step to help safeguard tropical forests. Singapore-based Wilmar said it would give outsiders, from customers to environmentalists worried about deforestation, access to online maps showing where it buys palm oil at more than 800 mills in Indonesia and Malaysia.
Adriana Trujillo

Architects Pledge Zero Carbon Emissions by Buildings · Environmental Management & Sustainability News · Environmental Leader - 0 views

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    The International Union of Architects (UIA), representing about 1.3 million architects worldwide, has pledged to phase out carbon emissions by buildings by 2050.
Del Birmingham

NRG plans to slash CO2 emissions 90 percent by 2050 | GreenBiz - 0 views

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    The International Panel on Climate Change has already warned of irreversible damage linked to greenhouse gas emissions and called for an 80-percent reduction of power-sector emissions by 2050. "We decided to go a little further."
Adriana Trujillo

Carbon Onsetting: A Robust Complement to - or Replacement for - Offsetting | Sustainable Brands - 0 views

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    Internal carbon fees are becoming increasingly popular with companies as varied as Shell, Microsoft and Disney. But rather than use some or all of these funds to buy carbon offsets, a new solution called "onsetting" is emerging that enables businesses to increase employee engagement, support their local communities, and amplify their philanthropic giving while building awareness and action around climate change.
Adriana Trujillo

H&M, Eddie Bauer, The North Face, Others Commit to More Responsible Down · Environmental Management & Sustainable Development News · Environmental Leader - 0 views

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    H&M, Eddie Bauer, The North Face, Marmot, Mammut, Helly Hansen, Outdoor Research, DownLinens, Down & Feather Co. and other leading international fashion, bedding and outdoor brands have adopted the Textile Exchange's Responsible Down Standard, a third-party certification standard that can be applied to any waterfowl-based supply chain to help ensure humane treatment of animals from gosling to end product.
Adriana Trujillo

Turning Innovative Financing Into Principled Action: The Case for Safe Drinking Water | Sustainable Brands - 0 views

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    This year's World Economic Forum's Global Risk Report lists water as the number one risk in terms of impact. The impact of water can already be seen and felt across different parts of society, especially recent droughts in the western United States and Brazil, which have made international headlines, and are evidence of an underlying problem.
Adriana Trujillo

SustainAbility: Global Trends & Opportunities: 2016 & Beyond - 1 views

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    For our annual trends report, we honed in on key issues and opportunities that will define the field - including global geopolitical instability, Paris Agreement implementation, growing importance of sustainable finance, and the continuing rise of cities and regions - via SustainAbility's ongoing issue tracking plus interviews with two dozen international sustainability experts.
Adriana Trujillo

Carbon Farming Gets A Nod At Paris Climate Conference : The Salt : NPR - 0 views

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    Climate negotiators in Paris are warming to the idea of "carbon farming," or sequestering carbon in soil. That's a critical adjunct to curbing emissions, since it allows the active removal of existing atmospheric carbon, experts say. "This is a game changer," said Andre Leu, president of IFOAM -- Organics International
Adriana Trujillo

Even Coal-Mining Giants Now Want a Climate-Change Deal This Year - Bloomberg Business - 0 views

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    The 14 companies that issued a joint statement Wednesday endorsing international negotiations include leaders from some of the world's most carbon-intensive industries: coal miners BHP Billiton Plc and Rio Tinto Plc; oil majors Royal Dutch Shell Plc and BP Plc; aluminum producer Alcoa Inc.; and the planet's biggest cement-maker, LarfargeHolcim Ltd
Del Birmingham

Mondelez Calls For Complete Sustainability, Transparency In Palm Oil Supply Chain - NCA - 0 views

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    Mondelez International, Inc. is further pushing for its goal of 100 percent sustainability and complete transparency in its palm oil supply chain, challenging suppliers to commit to concession mapping and act faster to eliminate deforestation, according to the CPG company.
Del Birmingham

Humanity may be nearing the point of no return for climate action, according to new study - 0 views

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    An international team of scientists has proposed a series of deadlines by which humanity must take serious action to combat climate change if it is to meet the ambitious goals of the 2015 Paris Agreement, and stave off potential disaster. The team behind the study hopes that these points of no return will help inform debate, and spur leaders to take action to mitigate the threat of climate change while there is still time.
Del Birmingham

As You Sow Launches Investor Alliance to Engage Companies on Plastic Pollution - As You Sow - 1 views

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    As You Sow is pleased to announce the launch of the Plastic Solutions Investor Alliance, an international coalition of investors that will engage publicly traded consumer goods companies on the threat posed by plastic waste and pollution.
Del Birmingham

Climate Volatility Pushes Global Wine Production to a 50-Year Low - 0 views

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    According to the International Organization of Vine and Wine (OIV), an industry group that supports research and development of wine and other grape-based products, 2017 will prove to be a rough year for vinters worldwide. The worst harvest since 1961, largely due to extremes in hot and cold temperatures in leading wine-producing countries such as France and Italy, have led to lower yields at harvest time.
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