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How Yum! Brands Is Making Its Supply Chain More Sustainable

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If temperatures rise and extreme weather events increase, then there may be less supply of items like beef, chicken and cheese worldwide. Improving supply chain resilience helps mitigate these risks, benefiting our consumers, suppliers and franchisees.” Chief Sustainability Officer Jon Hixson. “If It’s all connected.

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Corporations promise to go deforestation-free – again

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Reid is one of thousands of business leaders, policy-makers and civil-society advocates who have gathered in New York (after a two-year pandemic hiatus) for more than 500 roundtables, panels and side events scattered across the city. It’s all part of the drum-beating prelude to the 27th UN climate summit taking place in Egypt this November.

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Ericsson's Approach to Environmental Sustainability

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Reducing emissions from Ericsson’s supply chain and own activities. C ambition set by the Paris Agreement. Ericsson has set a first major milestone to achieve Net Zero emissions from its own activities – as well as reducing emissions by 50% in its portfolio and supply chain – by 2030, see Figure 1.

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AB InBev and South Pole Partner To Accelerate Supply Chain Decarbonisation Across Europe Through Launch of a Renewable Electricity Group Buying Initiative

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The Eclipse platform was developed to enable closer collaboration and alignment with AB InBev's supply chain on sustainability initiatives. Putting emissions on a trajectory consistent with the Paris Agreement requires a significant increase in the use of green energy.

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SAP at COP28: Navigating Climate Change Together

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COP28 aims to be more than just another meeting; it seeks to serve as a significant moment where the international community reflects on and evaluates the progress made since the 2015 Paris Agreement. Above all, it represents a critical self-assessment, examining what actions are required to bridge the gap by 2030.

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Understanding the Crucial Role of Climate Scenario Analysis in Business Strategy

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As the frequency and severity of extreme weather events rise, regulatory bodies and investors are placing greater emphasis on climate-related disclosures, making it essential for companies to integrate climate considerations into their strategic planning. C by the end of the century, aligning with the aspirational goal of the Paris Agreement.

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Climate Action - Ericsson's Carbon Footprint

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Ericsson was an early supporter of the Paris Agreement and recognizes the need to limit global warming to 1.5°C, Main risks identified under the scenarios used relate to carbon pricing and business disruptions driven by physical risks, such as those caused by severe weather events. Ericsson’s carbon footprint. They make up 0.4%