Inside Experian’s Sustainability Journey: An Interview with Chief Sustainability Officer Abigail Lovell
It's important for all of your stakeholders to know that you have an ESG strategy, an investment plan, and most of all examples of how your company is contributing to sustainability around the globe. They need to know that it’s not just window dressing and it is something that employees can be very proud of, get creative with, and be engaged in.... Read More
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Hope and Action: Faith and Religion in the Time of the Climate Crisis
As the majority of the world’s population, people of faith and religious communities have huge responsibilities and abundant opportunities to help solve the world’s problems by becoming a part of the solutions.... Read More
Dugongs & Friends: Abu Dhabi’s Marine and Coastal Restoration Efforts
Abu Dhabi has been working hard to restore its marine and coastline ecosystem.... Read More
Glass Onion: Layers of Hydrogen Energy
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Hydrogen has been touted as this miraculous solution to global warming, and it almost sounds too good to be true. So, what are the cons?... Read More
Indonesia’s Energy Transition Mechanism Aims to Accelerate the Retirement of Coal
Indonesia aims to achieve net zero emission in 2060 by transitioning to low-carbon technology and retiring coal power plants sooner than planned.... Read More
Empowering Migrants Against Climate Disasters
Leaving no one behind entails taking actions to protect migrants against climate disasters, particularly by governments and authorities of all levels.... Read More
Balancing Human Rights and Climate Change
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Human rights and climate action are now more connected than ever. How do we integrate human rights into climate adaptation plans?... Read More
Mountain Partnership: Addressing Challenges of Mountain Ecosystems and Communities
In the International Year of Sustainable Mountain Development, the Mountain Partnership held its sixth global meeting to address the state of the world’s mountains.... Read More
Are Komodo Dragons for Tourism?
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The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) declared the komodo dragon as an Endangered species. Aside from the climate crisis, human activities also severely threaten the komodo dragons living in the Komodo National Park.... Read More
Birds Population Decline Reflects Our Environmental Condition
A report by BirdLife International reveals the declining of bird populations worldwide and how it’s a reflection of our environmental condition.... Read More
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