Towards net zero: How the world’s largest companies report on climate risk and net zero transition
KPMG’s new study explains how to report on climate-related risks and net zero transition, what good looks like and how the world’s l…https://t.co/TQj668JXXA https://t.co/dHZKHuaYnz
Wow - talk abut disruptive potential. Reduced time and cost and improved environmental outcomes. But also major social implications for the construction labour market as we know it. #sustainability#construction#infrastructure https://t.co/Y8RZt38zbS
Exciting work is happening in carbon capture and utilization - i.e. not burying captured carbon but using it to create new fuels and products. #carbonemissions#sustainability#technologynews https://t.co/D6r0o40nOC
This is excellent news. Major companies have the commercial power to catalyse and accelerate new cleaner technologies - it is good to see some of them using that power. We need more to do so. https://t.co/fSCsoQlFQi
Companies and investors are becoming increasingly concerned about the significant financial risks stemming from biodiversity loss and the destruction of natural ecosystems, according to the FT. https://t.co/dZKrmDuBvi
If you missed the discussion with Benjamin Gatland of Heineken on the KPMG Global Sustainability Institute, I can highly recommend listening to the recorded version. Deep insights into how a major global brand addresses human rights issues. https://t.co/5XXsgEfR7F
This is significant. It means that people whose homes become uninhabitable due to climate change will be considered refugees with rights to asylum. https://t.co/pWiK78qjau
This interesting report (which KPMG supported) explores how chemistry innovations can combat climate change. Solutions range from new approaches to hydrogen production, transport and storage to innovative animal feeds that reduce the emissions of livestoc…https://t.co/CiMXkua0Yh
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If you missed our recent webinar on the outcomes of COP25 - you can read the summary here. Excellent insights from @berninger71 of Bayer and Stefano De Clara of IETA as well as KPMG colleagues. #climate#cop25 https://t.co/1lLdUee6u4
This is big news and shows how people power can move the dial on climate action. Governments are typically cautious about implementing radical policy but increasingly may have their hands forced by citizens, especially the younger…https://t.co/RtpwAzLFfw https://t.co/d1kZfvkTgf
Was COP25 really a disappointment? What actually happened? And what should businesses make of it? Our COP25 briefing note explains it all. https://t.co/3XRKNGCVQO
How does global climate policy affect your business? Register for our webinar debriefing on COP25, with Bayer’s Matthias Berninger, IETA’s Stefano de Clara and others to find out: //bit.ly/2LRxAaq #cop25#climate https://t.co/loJMmopJEm
Thank you to @codimag@Communication Director for publishing my latest article - Reporting the SDGs: how to get it right. It's critical to ensure corporate communications on the SDGs are robust and credible https://t.co/pnZv2GOvmd
"Instead of looking for hope, look for action." Deeply impressed by this young woman. Worth watching. https://t.co/CnFpg8QuJ5 #climate#sustainability https://t.co/48ZfFarmdR