This week: Nathalie Walker, director for tropical forests and agriculture at the National Wildlife Federation, discusses how the changing legislative landscape is leading to more of a due diligence approach for companies on deforestation. She analyses how international collaboration on climate change will develop during 2021.
Plus: BlackRock says that sustainable investment will accelerate; WWF says two-thirds of SE Asian banks don’t recognise biodiversity risks; 60m potential climate refugees in south Asia; and, one billion fewer pieces of plastic at Tesco, in the news digest.
Host: Ian Welsh
How REDD+ is saving Cambodia’s forests: Southern Cardamom REDD+ project
Farmer focus: Cargill’s collaboration for restoration in Brazil
Weekly podcast: Packaging’s carbon impacts unpacked
Progress on deforestation: where are the chinks of light?
Weekly podcast: Get to grips with deforestation and land conversion impacts: a how-to guide
What do we really mean by net zero?
Circular by design: How apparel brands can make informed choices
Weekly podcast: What an effective vertical food supply chain looks like
A how-to guide for a deforestation-free palm oil supply chain
Weekly podcast: Nestlé’s road to a collaborative net-zero strategy
Why supplier relationships are key to achieving ambitious targets
Is the revolution in plant-based diets a fixture?
Weekly podcast: Cargill’s commodity sourcing challenges in Brazil
Due diligence regulation – the risk of smallholder exclusion
What bold environmental and social regulation implementation looks like
Weekly podcast: How supply transparency drives competitive advantage
The engagement, governance and integration pillars for net zero success
Weekly podcast: Britvic’s sparkling net zero and packaging strategy
Palm oil’s evolving regulatory risks
How to boost soil health and accurately measure the carbon benefits
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