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Category: WBCSD News & Insights
COP26: highlights from a Food & Agriculture perspective
In November 2021, the world was convened in Glasgow to discuss urgent climate action during the annual UNFCCC COP26.
New guidance for business to assess and value its freshwater impacts
Freshwater is one of the significant areas of impact of the food and agriculture system. WBCSD launches new guidance for business to account for, value and report on freshwater impacts
Bridging the gaps in sustainable corporate-investor communication
Learnings from the PRI-WBCSD high-level investor and business roundtables
Arcadis commits to accelerate the transition to net zero
On 30 September 2021, Arcadis Chief Executive Officer Peter Oosterveer and Chief Sustainability Officer Alexis Haass unveiled the company’s new sustainability ambition and commitments during a live broadcast for clients, investors, and other stakeholders.
Accelerating net-zero through innovative partnerships
To avoid the worst impacts of climate change, we need to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees, which requires halving greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 and reaching net-zero emissions by 2050.
Stora Enso sets ambitious goal of 100% regenerative solutions by 2050
Stora Enso’s ambition is to offer 100% regenerative products and solutions by 2050.
WBCSD launches Vision 2050: Time to Transform in Spanish
WBCSD has today issued Vision 2050: Time to Transform in Spanish, developed in collaboration with ACCIÓN Empresas Chile and Perú Sostenible, members of WBCSD’s Global Network.
“Nature-positive” and the forest sector
This insights piece is part of a series from the members of WBCSD’s Forest Solutions Group (FSG) presenting diverse perspectives on the forest sector’s many connections with key global development issues.
COP26: underlining that the momentum for climate, nature and equity action is NOW
COP26 has been like none other; it will be seen as an inflection point for global climate recovery, in which 1.5°C was agreed as the ceiling.