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To achieve net-zero, let’s agree on one definition of success

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To achieve net-zero, let’s agree on one definition of success. We suggest leaders spell out an organizational definition of net-zero to enable the Paris Agreement’s aim of net-zero global emissions by mid-century. To do that, it is crucial to rally around one definition of success. Peter Boyd. Mon, 09/28/2020 - 01:30.

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Definitive Guide to ESG

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This Definitive Guide to Getting Started with an ESG Program is a comprehensive resource full of tips, advice and examples to help companies implement and manage ESG as a part of a complete risk and compliance strategy.

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Decolonizing the definition of technology

GreenBiz

Reframing how we define technology could be the ultimate gamechanger.

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It’s time to redefine sustainability

GreenBiz

There really aren’t many simple definitions of sustainability. Therefore, wouldn’t it be more effective if people could just glance at a good definition of sustainability, easily retain it in memory and know exactly what to do from there? Any definition first needs to clearly explain its target word. Existing definitions.

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CSRD 101: A Definitive Guide to New EU Sustainability Regulations

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Are you ready to transform your business into a sustainable powerhouse? The CSRD is more than just a reporting obligation — it intends to transform the business sector into a more sustainable, resilient economy.

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Why 'net zero' still matters

GreenBiz

Despite a lack of a uniform definition or measurable success, net zero is still part of a meaningful climate strategy. Here’s how.

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COP28 will be a make-or-break moment for climate finance

GreenBiz

One thing the finance community really needs to stimulate $100 billion in annual commitments: a better definition for what qualifies as climate projects.

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