As of 2023, over 330 card issuers across 80 countries work to transition to recycled or other sustainable materials. Mastercard’s announcement to remove first-use PVC plastic is one step towards environmental sustainability, and extends the initiative created in 2018.
This presentation will discuss processes, tools, and technology that forward-thinking organizations can use to transition from spreadsheets into more productive and efficient methods of managing carbon data.
Rainforests are carbon sinks, absorbing 7.6 billion metric tons of CO2 annually. Rainforest nations need an estimated $100 billion to ensure the survival of their lands. The carbon markets will raise some of that money. But the trading system must be accredited. COP27 in Egypt enshrined Sovereign REDD+ credits into the Paris agreement, making it easier for countries to attract private financing.
Bolstered by a renewed grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Zoetis will expand its African Livestock Productivity and Health Advancement (A.L.P.H.A.) initiative to improve livestock health and productivity in Sub-Saharan Africa.
The UK’s leading ports group, Associated British Ports (ABP) launched a new sustainability strategy, which invests £2 billion in decarbonization and other major energy infrastructure projects.
In spite of widespread recalls, Philips reduced operational emissions and announced major progress towards its ESG commitments.
In its second annual ESG report, Natural Grocers focused on the company’s product standards and current practices, in particular its emphasis on regenerative agriculture. Natural Grocers has a long legacy as a retailer of natural and organic groceries, body care products, and dietary supplements.
Atkore revealed their ESG efforts in their third annual sustainability report on the same day as their first quarter 2023 results, in which they raised their earnings prediction for this year.
Each year, Sims Limited diverts millions of tons of secondary materials from landfills. These discarded materials are sorted and then refurbished or recycled to make new products.
At Samsung Electronics, climate change is a priority and could risk every aspect of its business — from its products and services to its manufacturing processes and supply chain.