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Trudeau brings Canada in from the cold on climate change
Terry Slavin, (Sep 21, 2017)

The rise of Justin Trudeau as the ‘anti-Trump’, determined to drive through an ambitious climate plan, is a breathtaking reversal from his predecessor, who pulled the country out of the Kyoto agreement
Weekly Watch: 2 March 2017
EC Newsdesk, (Mar 1, 2017)

Coral rescue mission, Dell uses ocean plastics, Indian solar, Singapore carbon tax, sustainable Mango, Co-op Fairtrade cocoa, charities squeezed, California to go fossil-fuel free, Walgreens Boots CSR
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Oliver Balch, (Sep 9, 2014)

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Press release: Iron Mountain signs 15-year power purchase pact with NextEra

Posted on Oct 18, 2018

Agreement brings data management firm further closer to goal of 100% renewable power by 2050

Six takeaways from Responsible Supply Chain Summit Europe 2018

Posted on Oct 15, 2018

Circular approaches to plastic waste, renewable energy procurement, and moving beyond audits to address human rights risks were highlights during last week’s thought-provoking conference in London, which focused on solutions to some of companies’ greatest challenges

'The science is clear about climate change. Now everyone has to step up'

Posted on Oct 9, 2018

Mark Watts of C40 Cities says this week’s IPCC report showing the danger of temperature rises exceeding 1.5°C offers an opportunity to transform cities into places that are both less polluted and more equitable

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Ten takeaways from the Sustainability Reporting and Communications Summit

Posted on Oct 15, 2018

Reporting on the SDGs, alignment between reporting standards, and the Task Force on Climate Climate Related Financial Disclosure were big topics during two days of high-level discussion

Six takeaways from Responsible Supply Chain Summit Europe 2018

Posted on Oct 15, 2018

‘We have to make sure our clean-energy future is good for people, too’

Posted on Oct 5, 2018

The renewable sector's dirty secret is that it is one of the worst performing on protecting community and worker rights. Eniko Horvath of the Business & Human Rights Resource Centre gives five steps for companies to ensure their projects are as clean as the power they produce

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