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Can fossil fuel lobbyists be barred from global climate talks?

Corporate Knights

Coming at the end of what is going down as the hottest year on record, it was easy to feel that the annual meetings of signatories to the 1992 UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), plus the circus of non-governmental organizations, lobbyists and negotiators that has grown up around them, have failed to deliver.

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Driving Sustainability: FedEx's Commitment to Carbon Neutral Operations and a Greener Global Supply Chain by 2040

3BL Media

Further, the company continues to address the challenges presented by climate change as it works toward a goal of carbon neutral global operations by 2040, guided by our strategy: decarbonize whats possible, co-create with purpose, and neutralize whats left.

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Algae-to-Biofuel Company Viridos Raises $25 Million from Bill Gates, United Airlines & Chevron After Exxon Exits

ESG Today

Viridos had formed an R&D partnership with Exxon in 2010, collaborating on the development of next-generation biofuels from algae. Breakthrough Energy Ventures’ Carmichael Roberts said: “Decarbonizing the heavy transportation industry is critical for addressing climate change and therefore a top priority for BEV.

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Meet the Climate Scientists Taking Arctic Icebergs-in-a-Bottle to Glastonbury

3BL Media

The Arctic Basecamp team is serving up a climate change warning — in a bottle. The idea of Arctic Basecamp emerged from a scientific trip through the NorthWest Passage on a Canadian research vessel in 2010. SOURCE: Global Citizen. DESCRIPTION: A bottle of water. It looks ordinary enough. OK, now for the actually serious stuff.

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The Global 100 list: How the world’s most sustainable corporations are driving the green transition

Corporate Knights

Sims recycles scrap metal in 30 countries, and Brambles rents recycled shipping pallets and containers around the globe. Nowhere is that more true than with regard to climate change and the clean energy transition. Two Australian companies, Sims Ltd. and Brambles Ltd., top the 2024 ranking.

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Ramping up wind turbines, solar panels and electric vehicles can’t solve our energy problem

Gail Tverberg

The Energy-Complexity Spiral from 2010 presentation called The Energy-Complexity Spiral by Joseph Tainter. I wonder if we are already starting to see simplification in trade, especially international trade, because shipping (generally using oil products) is becoming high-priced. Other measures similar to EROEI make a similar mistake.

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New Murals Celebrate the Farmers Behind Our Food

3BL Media

Because of their affiliation with Fairtrade, Carlixta and Francisco have received trainings about climate change and best practices for adjusting to changing weather. Climate change is a reality. The climate has changed a lot, and we have been affected.