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Can We Cultivate Sustainable Supply Chains for Chocolate?

While some think ethical, climate-resilient chocolate means no cacao, startups such as California Cultured are giving the crop a sustainable makeover in a lab. ... View More

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Demand Strong, Value Increasing as VCM Comes of Age

While 2024 had the lowest transaction volume since 2018, the market’s value is 1.9x higher — showing steady demand amid broader market volatility and pressure. ... View More

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Nanobubbles: Tiny Tech That Could Solve the Global Water Crisis

Kran Nanobubble’s nearly invisible solution revolutionizes industrial water efficiency — enabling businesses across multiple sectors to produce more with less water. ... View More

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US Consumers Value Sustainability, But Affordability Comes First

Food brands can empower conscious consumers to shop their values by making sustainability both attainable and affordable. ... View More

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How to Ensure Alt-Protein Investments Advance Climate Goals

The Climate Bonds Alternative Proteins Criteria offer a first-of-its-kind framework for certifying investments in sustainable protein solutions. ... View More

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As the US Renounces the Clean Economy, Smart Companies Can Carry On

What’s unfolding isn’t just a shift in policy — it’s a shift in market gravity. So, the question isn’t whether companies agree with these changes — it’s whether they’re ready for them. ... View More

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How to Shift the Seafood Industry from Extractive to Regenerative

New ocean science-based targets for seafood help companies support marine biodiversity while strengthening long-term supply chain resilience, and a new report quantifies the economic and climate-changing potential of regenerative aquaculture. ... View More

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New Guide Aims to Help Mining Industry Reverse Its Impacts on Biodiversity

ICMM’s ‘Good Practice Guide’ outlines a seven-step process to help companies establish baselines, apply the mitigation hierarchy and transparently disclose progress towards improving biodiversity. ... View More

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EACs for Scope 3 — Not Perfect, But Necessary

Despite promising developments, industry efforts to eliminate scope 3 emissions will not scale in time. EACs allow companies to invest in climate-change mitigation activities while they decarbonize their value chains. ... View More

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Fortifying Housing Markets in a Climate-Changing World

New analyses show Canada can avoid significant financial losses from climate-fueled disasters if a small percentage of new homes are built out of high-risk areas, and a massive shift in the economic geography of the US as homeowners migrate from dang... View More

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7 Sins of Climate Scenario Analysis

Like medieval merchants clinging to flat-earth maps, today's businesses risk purgatory in a climate-changing world by misusing scenario analysis. Here are seven common mistakes that undermine climate scenario analysis, leading to poor strategic decis... View More

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Acumen Invites Chocolate Lovers to Make a ‘Cocoamitment’ This Valentine’s Day

The campaign promotes chocolate brands that exemplify transparency and fairness through practices including direct trade, farmer ownership and paying price premiums to farmers. ... View More

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Newsflash: Not All Nature-Based Solutions Are Created Equal

In a new analysis of three common nature-based climate change-mitigation strategies, only one offers the holistic benefits needed to address both the climate and biodiversity crises. ... View More

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Déjà Vu: World, Business Leaders Unswayed by US Regression on Climate Change

Just like last time the US was withdrawn from the Paris agreement, leaders have responded by doubling down on their commitments — highlighting the missed opportunities and the US’ diminishing leadership and competitiveness as a global power. ... View More

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Generative AI Use for Sustainability: A Zero-Sum Game?

In a new study, almost half of execs admit their use of gen AI has fueled their GHG emissions and 42% have had to re-examine their climate goals — because too many still have a one-eyed view of ‘costs.’ ... View More

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Study Highlights ‘Invisible’ Wildlife Benefits We Lose by Not Protecting Biodiversity

New research reveals that the vital benefits wildlife provides to people’s everyday lives are vastly underrepresented across science and policy discussions — an oversight that could have devastating consequences for society and the economy. ... View More

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Study: Upcycling Food Isn’t Inherently Sustainable

New research highlights the potential benefits of upcycling surplus food and by-products — including job creation, cost-effectiveness and environmental advantages. But potential risks include reducing food security and equity. ... View More

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Future-Proofing Brews: Welcome to the Era of Climate-Resilient Beer

Ekonoke is farming hops indoors — safeguarding and revolutionizing the brewing industry through a sustainable, reliable supply of high-quality, customizable hops year-round. ... View More

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Asset Managers Shooting Down Nature Resolutions, Despite Soaring Investor Concern

Investors filed a record number of shareholder resolutions relating to biodiversity in 2024, but none passed — because asset managers aren’t seeing the forest for the trees. ... View More

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Concentration vs Regeneration: The Battle for Sustainably Feeding the World

If we don’t shift our approach to growing the world’s food soon, we’ll see what happens when the scaling ‘solution’ we’ve relied on ultimately kills those same people it's meant to feed. ... View More

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