Podcasts about Greenwashing

Companies are starting to keep quiet about their climate and sustainability goals and commitments — a trend known as greenhushing. It's a dramatic shift from how companies in previous years would tout their environmental credentials. POLITICO's Ben Lefebvre breaks down the politics behind greenhushing and the polarization of sustainability in corporate America. Plus, leaked documents show that the United Arab Emirates planned to use its position as host country of the upcoming United Nations climate talks to discuss oil and gas deals with more than a dozen countries.    For more news on energy and the environment, subscribe to Power Switch, our free evening newsletter: https://www.politico.com/power-switch And for even deeper coverage and analysis, read our Morning Energy newsletter by subscribing to POLITICO Pro:  https://subscriber.politicopro.com/newsletter-archive/morning-energy   Catherine Morehouse is an energy reporter for POLITICO and the host of the POLITICO Energy podcast. Ben Lefebvre is an energy reporter for POLITICO.  Nirmal Mulaikal is a POLITICO audio host-producer.  Kara Tabor is an audio producer for POLITICO. Gloria Gonzalez is the deputy energy editor for POLITICO.  Matt Daily is the energy editor for POLITICO.

En marketing on veut un peu tous la même chose : exister. Alors on communique sur tous les supports qui nous tombent sous la main. Sauf que ça ne sert pas à grand-chose si vous manquez UNE étape : construire votre base emails. Parce que sans elle, les gens vous verront mais vous vous ne les reverrez jamais. Aujourd'hui, je ne vais pas vous expliquer comment construire un lead magnet, mais où le positionner pour qu'il convertisse, c'est-à-dire, comment faire pour que votre audience demande à s'inscrire à votre base emails. Autres épisodes qui pourraient vous plaire : Les secrets de mon meilleur lead magnet Choisir le bon lead magnet Développer sa base email avec des lead magnets ---------------

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Invasiv krabbe er i Limfjorden: Slå dem ihjel. Sønderjyske sommerhusejere kan ende med ikke at få erstatning efter stormflod. Regeringsrokade lader vente på sig, men der er gode odds på Troels Lund Poulsen som forsvarsminister. Greenwashing er en gammel traver - hvorfor er det så svært at finde ud af? Ny sparerunde på Aalborg Universitetshospital: Slut med forplejning af ambulante patienter. Ny telefon etiketteguide: Hvad er god telefonstil nu? Værter: Michael Robak & Claus AndersenSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

If you are into branding, communication, PR, brand building, employee advocacy, Linkedin, science, greentech, decarbonization, this episode is for you. How can brands incorporate sustainability and science into their core in an authentic way and avoid the trap of greenwashing? It is one thing to craft a sustainable brand on paper and a completely different story to integrate branding as part of the whole company and the whole customer journey, without greenwashing. Every company in the world needs to decrease its carbon footprint and the negative impact on the planet, but it's not an easy thing to do. You need to have clean data, a decarbonization strategy and a lot of scientific knowledge. That's why Plan A is here. Plan A helps foster sustainable transition in the business world. They work towards eliminating and avoiding emissions, rather than compensating them and this takes a great amount of science behind. More than 1500 companies trust them to decarbonize their business with clients such as BMW, Deutsche Bank, Visa, and KFC.

Jojo Mehta is a co-founder of “Stop Ecocide”, the global campaign to make ecocide (destroying the environment) a crime at the International Criminal Court. Jojo shares lessons she had learned from her mother, singer and poet Jehanne Mehta, whose work is deeply connected to nature and her Celtic roots, but also lessons she had learned from Mother Earth. From Jehanne, we learn about grounding and finding joy in connecting with our land and planet Earth; about writing and love of language; and the fine balance of simultaneously liberating and supporting our children. From Mother Earth, we learn to recognize that we are part of a whole; that life is cyclical and comes in seasons; that we can regenerate if we allow ourselves time and peace; and that we need to keep a large perspective in mind, not get bogged down by little dramas. Jojo also talks about her inspiring work, tells us how to take action - and together, we celebrate a huge milestone: a day before our conversation, EU criminalized environmental damage “comparable to ecocide.” You can learn more about Jojo and "Stop Ecocide", and take action here.  To learn more about Jojo's mom Jehanne Mehta, please visit her website.   To subscribe to Ana's new "Mama Loves…” newsletter, please go here.  To learn more about "Thank You, mama" creative writing workshop, visit here. To contact Ana, to be a guest, or suggest a guest, please send your mail to: info@thankyoumama.net For more about “Thank You, Mama", please visit: http://www.thankyoumama.net To connect with Ana on social media: https://www.instagram.com/anatajder/ https://www.facebook.com/ana.tajder https://www.linkedin.com/in/anatajder/ https://twitter.com/tajder

„CO2-neutral“, „nachhaltig“, „grün“, „bio“, „ökologisch“ – immer mehr Unternehmen bewerben ihre Produkte und Dienstleistungen mit Aussagen zu deren Nachhaltigkeit.  Viele Firmen verleihen sich jedoch zu unrecht ein grünes Image und müssen sich den Vorwurf des Greenwashings gefallen lassen. Wie die EU, aber auch die nationalen Gesetzgeber künftig gegen irreführende Werbung vorgehen wollen, erfahren Sie in diesem Podcast mit Adela Roszkowski, Senior Manager Advisory bei KPMG Austria. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lindeverlag/message

The Plastics Paradox author Chris DeArmitt joins us to separate fact from fiction around plastic's impact on our health and the environment. What We Discuss with Chris DeArmitt: Misconceptions about plastic degradation. Misconceptions about endocrine-disrupting chemicals in plastics. The energy efficiency of plastics. The role of recycling in plastic waste management. The future of plastics: biodegradability and compostability. And much more... Full show notes and resources can be found here: jordanharbinger.com/924 This Episode Is Brought To You By Our Fine Sponsors: jordanharbinger.com/deals Sign up for Six-Minute Networking — our free networking and relationship development mini course — at jordanharbinger.com/course! Like this show? Please leave us a review here — even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!

Tu veux un fournisseur d'énergie local ? Rejoins Ilek sur https://bit.ly/ilek Spoiler : Oui ! Ok mais une banque éthique, est-ce (vraiment) possible ? Voici Bernard Horenbeek de la Nef, une coopérative bancaire, partenaire de cet épisode, qui ne finance QUE des projets engagés. https://bit.ly/sdsnef : contribue au projet de 1e banque éthique indépendante de France ! Code de parrainage (ou coopinage) pour offrir 40€ à des assos : AP-P4N7WZBY7R LIENS 1. La carte des projets financés : https://lanef.gogocarto.fr 2. FAQ de la Nef : https://bit.ly/faqnef Précisions légales (parce que la banque c'est très réglementé) : 1. On dit "banque" dans l'épisode parce que c'est plus compréhensible, mais techniquement la Nef est une "coopérative bancaire éthique." 2. Les parts sociales sont des titres représentatifs d'une fraction du capital de la Nef, présentant un risque de perte en capital. Ce produit n'entre pas dans le cadre de la protection du fonds de garantie des dépôts (FGDR). SOMMAIRE 01:22 3 histoires d'argent 04:31 Greenwashing 07:46 La Nef 12:54 Lamazuna et Veja 16:52 La 1e banque éthique et indépendante ? 20:53 Et si ? 23:49 L'anthroposophie 29:14 Anecdotes ____ Passe au biogaz ou à l'électricité renouvelable avec Ilek qui soutient ce podcast : https://bit.ly/ilek 30€ offerts sur ta facture de régularisation annuelle avec le code SOIF.

Bonjour à toutes et à tous,Aujourd'hui je vous partage la deuxième table ronde qui avait eu lieu le 14 septembre dans l'après midi Finance & Climat à l'UniMail de Genève. Cet évènement avait été organisé par les associations Avocat-e-s pour le climat, Swiss Youth for Climate et l'associations des étudiants et étudiantes en droit de l'université de Genève. Rethink & React était l'heureux partenaire de l'évènement. Comment lutter contre le greenwashing dans le secteur financier ?C'est la question cœur de cette table ronde. Modérée par le journaliste économique Matthieu Hofstetter, dans cette table ronde on écoutera Antoine Laurent, responsable plaidoyer de Reclaim Finance, la journaliste d'investigation Marie Maurisse, Matthias Schlegel Porte-parole de Greenpeace Suisse et l'activiste et ex-trader Victor Cannilla.Bonne écoute et bonnes réflexions!Si cet épisode vous a pluPartagez-le avec vos amis/amies, vos collègues ou votre famille. Vous pouvez aussi suivre la page de LinkedIn ou Instagram pour suivre les autres réflexions et projets en lien avec Rethink & React.Abonnez-vous à Rethink & React sur Spotify, Apple Podcast ou votre plateforme de podcast préférée.Laissez...

Co decyduje o tym, czy firmy są ekologiczne? Czym są zielone inwestycje? Jak rozpoznać greenwashing? Ile może zyskać biznes na przejściu z brunatnej na zielona stronę mocy? Czy banki grają w zielone? Jak mogą przyspieszyć transformację energetyczną? Co ma kredyt do klimatu? Tańszy pieniądz na zielone inwestycje? Droższe finansowanie dla nieekologicznych przedsiębiorstw albo twarda odmowa kredytowania? Czym dla przemysłu jest scenariusz covidowy i czy da się go powtórzyć bez pandemii? Jak zmiany klimatyczne przekładają się na gospodarkę? Na czym oprzeć wzrost gospodarczy, żeby był bardziej zielony? Jaką rolę mają do odegrania banki centralne? Czy mogą zachęcić banki komercyjne do zazielenienia akcji kredytowych? Oraz czy Tesla jest zieloną firmą? Ile kilometrów trzeba przejechać jej autem, żeby emisja wyszła na zero? O przyszłości zielonej bankowości rozmawiamy z ekonomistą Marcinem Kacperczykiem. Zaprasza: Joanna Tyrowicz. STRONA ODCINKA:https://tinyurl.com/GRAPE-Odcinek16-WWW ⏱ CZASÓWKA:0:00 Początek 0:17 Zielona ekonomia 8:06 Kredyt & klimat 12:31 Greenwashing 17:15 Mała stabilizacja 22:36 Banki centralne w grze 27:28 Związane ręce 32:12 Zielona Tesla? 38:51 Trendy 42:24 Brunatne ryzyko 48:51 Numerek 50:16 Zakończenie. ŹRÓDŁA:•The price of sin: the effects of social norms on markets –Harrison Hong, Marcin Kacperczyk: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0304405X09000634•Carbon Emissions and the Bank-Lending Channel –Marcin Kacperczyk, José-Luis Peydró: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3915486•The Financial cost of carbon –Patrick Bolton, Zachery Halem, Marcin Kacperczyk: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4094399•Sustainable Finance –Alex Edmans, Marcin Kacperczyk: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=4285892 O TŁOCZONE Z DANYCH: Czy kobiety pomagają kobietom w karierze? Urlopy ojcowskie obniżają mężczyznom pensje i pozbawiają ich awansów? Da się prowadzić samochód zgodnie z przepisami? Jaka jest cudowna broń w walce z długiem państwa? Kim był kapitan Nemo i co ma wspólnego z polską prywatyzacją? Odpowiedzi tłoczymy z danych wraz z najlepszymi polskimi ekonomistkami i ekonomistami. Nowyodcinek co dwa tygodnie w niedzielne poranki na kanałach Kultury Liberalnej. POSŁUCHAJ TAKŻE: #1Tajemnice prywatyzacji #2(Nie)męski świat #3Małżeństwo... dla opornych #4Represja finansowa #5 (Bez)senność w szkole #6 Tata Polak #7 Szybcy i wściekli #8 Panika bankowa #9 Komu robi źle 500+ #10 Koniec bezrobocia? #11 Prawda o nierównościach w Polsce #12 Politycy robią nam dobrze czy źle? #13 Czy sankcje uderzają w rosyjska gospodarkę? #14 Czy grozi nam bezrobocie technologiczne? #15 Najbardziej produktywne miejsce na świecie ODEZWIJ SIĘ: Twitter: https://twitter.com/grape_org Facebook: https://facebook.com/grape.org LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/grape_org YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@grape_org WWW: https://grape.org.pl/E-mail: grape@grape.org.pl Wydawca: Jakub Bodziony Montaż: Aleksandra Łapkiewicz Numerek: Ulica Sezamkowa Podcast powstaje dzięki wsparciu finansowemu Fundacji Wolności Gospodarczej

J'ai récemment lu un livre qui m'a percuté, il s'agit de The One Thing de Gary Keller and Jay Papasan. The One Thing est un best seller de l'entrepreneuriat, et pour cause il nous montre comment être plus efficace en définissant la seule et unique chose à faire pour développer notre activité. Rien que l'idée me plaît! Dans cet épisode, je vous propose mon résumé de ce livre et comment je vois cette méthode impacter notre quotidien. Autres épisodes qui pourraient vous plaire : Leçon de productivité avec la semaine de 4 heures de Tim Ferris Les 13 outils qui me font gagner du temps Comment organiser son temps ? ---------------

On 22 March 2023, the European Commission put forward a proposal for a directive on green claims. The proposed directive would require companies to substantiate the voluntary green claims they make in business-to-consumer commercial practices, by complying with a number of requirements regarding their assessment (e.g. taking a life-cycle perspective). No single method for the assessment would be stipulated. - Original publication on the EP Think Tank website - Subscription to our RSS feed in case your have your own RSS reader - Podcast available on Deezer, iTunes, TuneIn, Stitcher, YouTube Source: © European Union - EP

Meascán mearaí ar chlár na seachtaine seo: na mórscéalta nuachta ó RTÉ go drochaimsir á bplé ag Ciarán Mac an Bhaird, comhfhreagraí nua Ursula Ní Shabhaois ag míniú.. cé hí Suella Braverman? Plé ar 'greenwashing' nó snas glas agus éadaí athláimhe le bunaitheoir Thriftify Rónán Ó Dálaigh, Amhrán na Bliana ag na Grammys le Emma Ní Chearúil agus na geansaithe is fearr le Daragh Ó Conchúir sa gcúinne spóirt!

Entrevista con Sergio Dias, Director de Gestión de Cuentas Clave y Miembro del Equipo de Liderazgo Global de RepRisk.

In this episode of the MadTech Podcast, Jonathan Wise, co-founder of Purpose Disruptors, joins ExchangeWire's research lead Mat Broughton and editorial lead Mariam Ahmad to discuss alleged greenwashing by water bottle producers, Apple's sustainability marketing, and Meta's restrictions on political ads made with AI.

Florian Scheuba berichtet über einen knapp verhinderten Schildbürgerstreich der Bundesregierung und warum sich Oberösterreichs Landesregierung vom Klimawandel nicht betroffen fühlt. Mit der Greenpeace-Wirtschaftsexpertin Ursula Bittner spricht er über Greenwashing, föderale Angst vor Machtverlust und bodenlose Gemeinheiten. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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The man leading the upcoming UN climate talks in Dubai heads the United Arab Emirates' state oil company. Sultan Al Jaber is the climate envoy for the UAE and has led the state renewable energy company, but his critics question the substance of his green credentials. Inside the public relations campaign to green Al Jaber's image and install an oil CEO at the heart of the UN climate process. Also, Antarctica's ice shelves block glaciers from flowing into the sea, but a recent study found that these ice shelves lost 8.3 trillion tons of ice in the last 25 years raising the risk of sea level rise. A geoscientist sheds light on future ice loss in Antarctica. And a dinosaur fossil discovered in Egypt in the 70s gathered dust in museums for decades and now it finally has a name as a new species, Igai semkhu. A paleontologist explains why fossils from the end of the Age of Dinosaurs are relatively rare in Africa and what this “titanosaur” specimen can reveal about the distant past. -- We're an independent, non-profit organization and depend on your support to keep us going. Please consider pitching in to ensure we can keep bringing you quality environmental stories. Just go to loe.org and click on “Donate” at the top of the page. Thank you for your contribution in any amount! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bäume pflanzen (lassen) und so die eigenen Treibhausgasemissionen kompensieren. Klingt so einfach, ist aber unheimlich kompliziert. Zumindest, wenn man es richtig machen will. Denn für tatsächlich erfolgreiche Aufforstung gibt es viele Dinge zu beachten. Für die heutige Episode haben sich Timo und Moritz darum mit Julian Kakarott zusammengesetzt. Julian ist CEO des Hamburger Startups „CarbonStack“ und beschäftigt sich intensiv mit Umweltmodellierung, Aufforstung und Kompensation von Emissionen. Es geht in der heutigen Episode unter anderem um folgende Fragen: - Wie funktioniert die freiwillige Emissionskompensation: eher wie der Wilde Westen oder wie ein streng regulierter Markt? - Welche Vorteile hat Aufforstung und warum engagiert sich CarbonStack in deutschen Wäldern? Was gibt es für langfristig erfolgreiche Aufforstung zu beachten? - Wie lässt sich das gebundene CO2 eigentlich nachweisen? - Wie vermeiden kompensationswillige Unternehmen Greenwashing-Vorwürfe? Worauf ist beim Kompensieren zu achten? Klingt interessant? Ist es auch. Darum schnell einschalten! Bezahlte Partnerschaft.

Je suis quelqu'un de plutôt terre à terre et pourtant je crois dur comme fer qu'il faut savoir écouter son instinct. L'instinct a priori ça ne veut pas dire grand-chose. C'est un peu magique, difficile à expliquer. Mais ce n'est pas parce qu'on ne comprend pas quelque chose au premier abord que ça n'existe pas. Raison pour laquelle, j'ai beau être rationnelle, je donne une grande importance à mon instinct dans mes décisions business. Aujourd'hui je vous explique pourquoi je fais confiance à mon instinct et pourquoi je pense que vous devriez en faire autant. Autres épisodes qui pourraient vous plaire : Avoir confiance Comment développer ses soft skills ? ---------------

While global desire to address climate change continues to rise, we need to be wary of “greenwashing” policies that distract from real, substantive change. Stanford's Mark Jacobson joins David on this special episode to differentiate the good policies from the bad, and outline the pitfalls that the upcoming COP 28 conference must avoid. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

While global desire to address climate change continues to rise, we need to be wary of “greenwashing” policies that distract from real, substantive change. Stanford's Mark Jacobson joins David on this special episode to differentiate the good policies from the bad, and outline the pitfalls that the upcoming COP 28 conference must avoid. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"Wir haben eine Politik gegen die eigene Bevölkerung und gegen die eigene Wirtschaft. Die Konsequenz ist eine Frustration bei den Bürgern und Unternehmen", sagt Dirk Müller mit Blick auf die aktuelle Situation in Deutschland. Die Krisenherde dieser Welt sorgen auch für Gewinner - die Rüstungskonzerne verdienen Milliarden. Ist das in einer Zeitenwende ein nachhaltiges Investments? “Rüstungsaktien sind für mich ein absolutes No-Go. Das kann jeder halten wie er will, aber ich für meinen Teil werde in meinem Leben keine Rüstungsaktien kaufen oder empfehlen”, sagt Mr. Dax. Wie sieht der Börsenexperte von Cashkurs.com ESG-Themen? "Es ist ein Greenwashing, wenn man schaut, welche Firmen da ESG-Punkte bekommen haben. Da wurde geschmiert und geschoben. Das hat mit Nachhaltigkeit sehr wenig zu tun. Ich halte Nachhaltigkeit für extrem wichtig, aber die Art wie ESG-Normen umgesetzt werden, das halte ich für nicht realistisch. Große Spieler ziehen sich da auch schon zurück." Im Gespräch warnt Müller zudem vor einer Bargeld-Abschaffung durch einen digitalen Euro: "Das Bargeld wird es in einigen Jahren nicht mehr geben. Dann hätten wir in Europa nur noch den digitalen Euro und jede Zahlung ist nachvollziehbar. Jetzt ist die Abschaffung noch nicht so schnell möglich, aber es wird schleichend kommen. Wo immer ich die Möglichkeit habe, zahle ich bar. Damit verlängere ich unsere Freiheit." Ist denn Künstliche Intelligenz der neue Trend? "Hier sehe ich eine sehr große gesellschaftliche Entwicklung. Die Künstliche Intelligenz wird eine immer größere Rolle in unserer Gesellschaft spielen - die Vorteile wird man nutzen, die Nachteile wird man einfangen. Es ist aber noch gar nicht so genau klar, welche Unternehmen wirklich davon profitieren werden. Der KI-Markt ist ein riesen Weltmarkt." Was sollten Anleger jetzt tun? Wie steht Mr. Dax zu Aktien, Anleihen, Bitcoin, ETFs, Gold und Immobilien? Alle Details im Interview von Inside Wirtschaft-Chefredakteur Manuel Koch und auf https://inside-wirtschaft.de

Welcome to another issue of URSA, Europe's audio magazine! In this first section you'll hear the latest news headlines from Europe, including updates on the ongoing war in Gaza and Germany's response. We also share audio from a recent Pro-Palestine demo we attended in Berlin. You'll also hear climate updates from outside of Europe, looking at armed violence and its impact on climate change. In the second section, you'll hear two fantastic original pieces. The first piece comes from Asian Provocation, where producer and host Ayoto speaks to Professor Lara Sheehi and Professor Stephen Sheehi authors of the book Psychoanalysis Under Occupation.The second from the team behind The Palestine Podcast, a series from the Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign that showcases lectures, talks and interviews featuring leading experts and social justice activists active on the Palestine-Israel issue.The food section takes us on an adventure to Berlin's forests to forage for wild mushrooms. We then make a gorgeous baked mushroom cannelloni with our food correspondent, Will Maidment. Section 4 brings you the Culture Section where Jill heads to the Wild Women Circus, the latest show from Berlin-based circus troupe, the Barbaren Barbies. She also sits down with the Barbaren Barbies' clown extraordinaire, Nicole Ratjen, to learn more about the world of clowning, how the troupe came together, and what they've got planned next. This is followed by a packed November event roundup with LOLA Magazine's Alice O'Brien. Finally, for our Artist Spotlight, Julia speaks with Kera, a Berlin-based muralist about his start in outdoor muraling, his connection to the locations he works in, his relationship to colour and much more. Our theme music is from Lucas Carey, with audio from Epidemic Sound. Cover art by Sian Amber Fletcher. This episode is brought to you by Bear Radio. If you're a producer based in Europe and have an idea for an URSA story, we'd love to hear from you! We're always accepting new pitches.Support for this podcast comes from our Patreon - if you like URSA and all the incredible stories that come with it - then please consider supporting us at patreon.com/ursapodcast. The price you'd spend on a coffee would go to supporting us and our contributors each month.

The voluntary carbon credit market has emerged rapidly as a market-friendly way of combating climate change. It has attracted blockchain-based entrepreneurs that see carbon credits as ripe for tokenisation, in large part because a novel idea developed by people outside the traditional financial services industry has yet to develop an infrastructure capable of hosting issuers, investors and traders safely. Greenwashing, double-counting, lack of transparent prices, an absence of trustworthy intermediaries and even outright fraud are prevalent. Existing efforts to overcome the lack of information and integrity in carbon offset projects have not met with success but both policymakers and institutional quality infrastructure providers are now getting involved, and hopes are rising that the carbon credit market will grow rapidly. But there are formidable obstacles to overcome.What topics will be discussed?Carbon taxes are a mess (e.g., fossil fuels are subsidised as well as taxed, and at differential rates). Is that good or bad for the carbon credit market?What is preventing the carbon credit market from growing?Registries do not seem to have solved the integrity problem in carbon credit markets. What can (e.g., the ICVCM Core Carbon Principles (CCPs))?Which bodies – securities or futures or commodities regulators – should regulate the carbon credit markets?The Taskforce on Scaling Voluntary Carbon Markets (TSVCM) advocated “core” carbon spot and futures contracts as “reference contracts” for other carbon credits. Has that idea progressed?Can and should carbon credit contracts be standardised?Can existing securities and commodities market infrastructures play a role – or is a completely new infrastructure required?How might carbon credit markets can be linked to ETS markets, potentially enhancing liquidity?Is tokenisation an appropriate technology for the carbon credit market?Does it make more sense to issue carbon credits natively on to a blockchain or to tokenise existing carbon credits?Is the lack of digital money a problem in the tokenised carbon credit markets as it is in the other token markets (and, if so, are Stablecoins an answer?)What might the carbon credits market of the near future actually look like?How durable are carbon credits as an asset class? To what extent are asset managers and asset owners deluding themselves that sustainable investing can also deliver high returns (echoing politicians that dress up costs as benefits)?Who is on the panel?James C. Row, Founder and Managing Partner at Entoro Capital, LLC, a middle-market, traditional and alternative investment bank based in Houston, Texas, and CEO of Capturiant. Deanna Reitman, Partner Head of Carbon and Commodities at DLA PiperSean Mullins, Senior Vice President – Digital Assets and Financial Markets at Northern Trust Gbemi Oluleye, Assistant Professor (Lecturer), at Imperial College LondonModerated by Dominic Hobson, Co-Founder at Future of Finance Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the evolving landscape of corporate responsibility, the push for sustainable business practices has led to a notable trend: B Corp certification. Pioneered by the non-profit B Labs, this accreditation requires companies to meet rigorous standards in social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency.Joining Mandy Johnston are two trailblazers who have taken their companies through the B Corp journey: Aoife McNamara, Founder of the ‘Aoife McNamara' clothing brand and Jane McDaid, the Founder of Thinkhouse.

La vidéo me fait de l'œil. Mais, je procrastine. La vidéo ça impressionne : ça demande du temps, de l'énergie et probablement de la technique. Mais j'en suis convaincue, les vidéos ont plus d'impact sur notre audience que les textes ou les images. Alors pour cet épisode, j'ai voulu rentrer dans le détail de la vidéo : comprendre les formats, savoir quel matériel utiliser, et comment m'organiser pour enfin arrêter de procrastiner. J'ai demandé à Isabelle Cougnaud de tout nous expliquer. Isabelle c'est un savant mélange de douceur et de professionnalisme. J'adore son style, j'adore ses vidéos, j'adore sa pédagogie. Pour en savoir plus sur Isabelle, vous pouvez la suivre sur son site internet, LinkedIn, Instagram, Youtube et sa Newsletter. ---------------

We are going to focus our conversation on Greenwashing: what is it exactly? Who is behind it? How does it work and what can we do to face it?   I am delighted to carry out today's discussion with two experts on the topic of Greenwashing. Hazel Healy is DeSmog's UK Editor. She is also a freelance writer and broadcaster specializing in stories about food justice, climate and migration. Hazel recently published together with Rachel Sherrington the article “A Guide to Six Greenwashing Terms Big Ag Is Bringing to COP28” on DeSmog, independent, investigative website.  The second guest of today is Kavya Chowdhry. Kavya is from India and works as a researcher with ETC, the Action Group on Erosion, Technology and Concentration. ETC Group is a small, international, research and action collective committed to social and environmental justice, human rights and the defense of just and ecological agri-food systems and the web of life. Kavya is co-author of the report "Food Barons 2022. Crisis Profiteering, Digitalization and Shifting Power" together with Hope Shand and Kathy Jo Wetter. Host: Valentina Gritti Guests: Hazel Healy from De Smog and Kavya Chowdhry, ETC. Post-production: Jonathan Remy Music: Leonardo Prieto Dorantes Follow @SlowFoodEurope on twitter! And join our Telegram group: https://t.me/+xSzaZeIyCUM1NjJk   Financed by the European Union. The contents of this podcast are the sole responsibility of the author and CINEA is not responsible for any use that may be made of the information contained therein. A project by Slow Food Youth Network (SFYN)

ESG Center Leader Anuj Saush introduces the new host of ESG-focused Season 5: Brussels-based sustainability communications expert Bárbara Mendes-Jorge.  The ESG Center continues to experience remarkable expansion as companies are increasingly interested in prioritising corporate responsibility and integrating ESG strategies within their organizations.  This season provides advice on how companies can prioritise ESG and avoid greenwashing, helps demystify and break down confusing sustainability-related words and gives practical tips on improving sustainability within your organization.  We will also be discussing the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), which will soon impact companies with more than 50,000 employees on their sustainability reporting.

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About The Guest(s): Evelio Matos is the host of the podcast "Packaging Unboxed" and an expert in packaging design. He is passionate about exploring the intersection of packaging and artificial intelligence (AI) and how it can revolutionize the industry. P is an artificial intelligence co-host on the podcast. P is knowledgeable about AI and its applications in packaging design. P provides insights and answers questions about the role of AI in the industry. Summary: Evelio Matos interviews P, an artificial intelligence co-host, on the podcast "Packaging Unboxed." They discuss the role of AI in packaging design and its potential to revolutionize the industry. P shares various tasks that AI can perform, such as generating new packaging design concepts, optimizing package dimensions, and developing sustainable packaging materials. They also explore the ways AI can enhance the packaging experience for consumers, including augmented reality packaging and personalized packaging. The conversation delves into the challenges of sustainability and greenwashing in the industry. P emphasizes the importance of transparency and accountability in packaging design. The discussion concludes with a reflection on the future of AI as both a creator and consumer, and the potential impact on the global economy. Key Takeaways: AI can dominate tasks such as generating new packaging design concepts, optimizing dimensions, and developing sustainable materials. AI has the potential to create immersive packaging experiences through augmented reality and virtual reality. Sustainable packaging materials include biodegradable and compostable options, upcycled materials, and smart packaging. Eliminating packaging entirely is challenging, but strategies like zero waste stores and refillable products can reduce the need for packaging. Greenwashing is a problem in the industry, with misleading claims of eco-friendliness. Consumers should demand transparency and certifications. AI designers have advantages in processing data, recognizing patterns, and working without fatigue, but they lack human creativity and intuition. AI as a consumer could lead to more efficient and data-driven purchasing decisions, personalized recommendations, and analysis of product reviews. The integration of AI with home appliances for shopping is still in its early stages, but examples include chatbots and voice assistants. AI consumers could interact with packaging through augmented reality, voice recognition, wearable tech, facial recognition, and biometrics. The future of AI as both creator and consumer could bring changes to the global economy, including increased productivity and new business models. Quotes: "AI designers have some serious advantages… They can process and analyze massive amounts of data… AI algorithms can be trained to recognize patterns and identify trends."  "AI can't replicate the full range of human emotions… It can't fully grasp the cultural, social, and historical context of design." "AI consumers can scan a package with their smartphone and see 3D product demonstrations, virtual try-on experiences, or get additional product information." "The fear of automation taking away jobs is a valid concern… But in the long run, it could actually create new opportunities for employment and innovation." "Don't stress about the robots… Keep creating, keep innovating, and keep pushing the boundaries of what's possible." Connect with our Sponsors: Established Brand Looking to Work Directly with Packaging Manufacturers? Check out www.IDPdirect.com Don't know your board weight from your elbow? Check out www.Specright.com the only specifications management team you'll ever need. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/packagingunboxd/message

Unsere neue Folge des Wolf Theiss Soundshot Podcasts ist der dritte Teil der Podcastreihe zum Thema "Nachhaltigkeitspflichten von Unternehmen". Anders als die ersten beiden Episoden – deren Schwerpunkt auf der Richtlinie über die Sorgfaltspflichten von Unternehmen im Hinblick auf Nachhaltigkeit lag – stehen diesmal rechtliche Risiken und Konfliktpotential im Bereich Nachhaltigkeit und ESG zur Debatte. Die Disputes-ExpertInnen von Wolf Theiss, Theresia Welser und Markus Taufner, sind dazu heute mit unserem Gast Maximilian Bülau, Partner der renommierten deutschen Anwaltssozietät Hengeler Mueller, im Gespräch. Gemeinsam beleuchten sie ausgewählte Aspekte zu bestehenden und zukünftigen Haftungsfragen zum Thema Nachhaltigkeit und ESG, einschließlich Organhaftungsrisiken, Klimaklagen, Greenwashing, Verbandsklagen und Prozessfinanzierung. Hören Sie sich die neue Soundshot Folge über unsere Website, über Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts oder Amazon Music unter "Wolf Theiss Soundshot" an. Bei Fragen stehen wir unter soundshot@wolftheiss.com, theresia.welser@wolftheiss.com,  markus.taufner@wolftheiss.com und maximilian.buelau@hengeler.com gerne zur Verfügung.   

“I don't think you want an organisation that is misleading the public about its achievements addressing the climate crisis, to necessarily be the one leading the global effort to do something about the climate crisis.”The UN claims they're "climate neutral"—it couldn't be farther from the truth.A recent investigation done by Mongabay and the New Humanitarian revealed many carbon credit projects the UN buys are linked to protest, rainforest destruction and dispossession of indigenous people. I'm joined by reporter Jacob Goldberg who investigated this story for over a year.Shockingly, he reveals the UN performs no checks on the carbon credits they buy—and did not respond to the reporters once they raised the alarm. As he says during the episode—can we trust an institution that can't even keep track of the harm it's doing to really lead the world through the climate crisis?Planet: Critical investigates why the world is in crisis—and what to do about it. Support the project by becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to Planet: Critical at www.planetcritical.com/subscribe

Il y a des mots en marketing qui reviennent régulièrement, on les entends, on les utilise même parfois, sans vraiment toujours savoir ce qui se cache derrière. Le mot du jour, c'est omnicanalité. Si vous avez déjà travaillé de près ou de loin avec un service marketing, je mets ma main à couper que vous avez été confronté à ce terme. Omnicanalité. Et vous avez peut être même croisé le chemin de ses cousins, crosscanal, multicanal et pluricanal. A force on s'y perd, et surtout au-delà d'une simple définition, j'avais envie de creuser le sujet pour comprendre vraiment comment cette stratégie impacte nos marques, pour quel type d'entreprise elle est faite, quelle est la place de nos clients dans tout ça et comment allouer nos budgets. Pour discuter de ce sujet, j'ai demandé à Thibault de Morel de me rejoindre au micro du Podcast du Marketing. Thibault est le CMO du Permis Libre, l'école de conduite en ligne fraîchement introduite en bourse. Thibault est un véritable passionné de marketing, et vous allez voir que notre discussion va bien plus loin qu'une simple définition de l'omnicanal, on est allés jusqu'à prononcer les mots de philosophie marketing. Pour en savoir plus sur Thibault de Morel, vous pouvez le suivre sur LinkedIn ou découvrir Le Permis Libre. ---------------

Contact your host with questions, suggestions, or requests about sponsoring the AppleInsider Daily:charles_martin@appleinsider.com (00:00) - 01 - Intro (00:14) - 02 - Gurman wins, Apple announces event video (00:52) - Spooky Mac Face (01:12) - iMac update (02:11) - 03 - Apple Vision Pro training soon (02:48) - 04 - Apple Pay Later USA (03:34) - 05 -IDF blocks map services (03:57) - 06 -Is that Apple really green? (04:42) - 07 -AirTags to the (partial) rescue (05:26) - 08 - OTN: Canadian press pick on the wrong rich tech company (05:52) - 09 - Ted Lasso is the new Ken (06:42) - 10 - Outro Links from the showApple promises 'scary fast' Mac announcement the night of October 30Signs point to Apple Silicon M3 reveal at 'Scary Fast' eventMing-Chi Kuo flip-flops, now expects new M3 MacBook Pro in OctoberApple Vision Pro employee training starts very early in 2024Apple Pay Later is now available to everyone in US, no longer in betaApple & Google turn off live traffic updates in Israel, Gaza ahead of ground warApple's 'carbon neutral' claims are misleading, say EU groupsAirTags help family recover car, but their pet dog is still missingCanadian broadcasters want government to make Apple pay for news'Ted Lasso' returns — as a Barbie dollSubscribe to the AppleInsider podcast on: Apple Podcasts Overcast Pocket Casts Spotify Subscribe to the HomeKit Insider podcast on:•  Apple Podcasts•  Overcast•  Pocket Casts•  Spotify

Solitaire is a renowned sustainability expert who works with some of the world's most influential organizations. She is co-founder and Chief Solutionist at Futerra and trustee of the Solutions Union. In 2023 she was named ‘Agency Lead of the Year' at Adweek's Sustainability Awards. Her popular TED Talk, Forbes column and most recent book – The Solutionists: How Businesses Can Fix the Future – are available online.Resources from this episode:Learn about Futerra's projects, including climate campaigns, sustainability training for businesses, and products incubator. Watch Solitaire's 2021 TED Talk:  Are ad agencies, PR firms and lobbyists destroying the climate?Check out Futerra's web series, Solutions House. The series includes debates, presentations, and workshops — all with the motto of “Answers Only.”Read Solitaire's latest book, The Solutionists: How Businesses Can Fix the Future, and her previous book, The Happy Hero: How to Change Your Life by Changing the World.Follow Solitaire's column in Forbes. PR & Climate must reads:How PR companies hurt the climateFormer PR executive Christine Arena's 2023 congressional testimony ”Clean creatives” campaign pushing PR firms to fire their fossil fuel clientsFossil fuel companies are paying influencersThe House Natural Resource Committee's hearing about the role of public relations firms in preventing climate actionRelated episodes:Hollywood screenwriter and producer Scott Z. Burns on making climate change central to storytellingLake Street Dive on music, activism, and braveryHow to green any job with Project Drawdown's Jamie Beck Alexander***

A study published in May 2023 in the journal, Environmental Science & Technology, found that more than 100 types of common consumer products contain at least one and often multiple chemicals linked to cancer or reproductive and developmental problems. Our guest needs no introduction. She is the granddaughter of Dr. Emanuel Bronner, founder of Dr. Bronner's. Unless you've been living under a toxic kitchen sink, you've likely heard of Dr. Bronner's line of ALL-ONE magic soaps. a family-owned company founded on the principle of universal peace and safety; a family brand of soap makers since 1858. Lisa is a prolific writer, consumer advocate, and speaker on health and green lifestyle issues. She is the author of the blog, “Going Green with a Bronner Mom,” and author of SOAP & SOUL: A Practical Guide to Minding Your Home, Your Body, and Your Spirit with Dr. Bronner's Magic Soaps. KEY TAKEAWAYS 1.    The incredible story of Dr. Bronner's, and how it came to be the household name it is today. 2.    How to read labels and avoid greenwashing to ensure what you're buying for your family is safe. 3.    Unregulated terms that can trip consumers up on home and body product labels. 4.    How to determine what you purchase in the cleaning or body care aisle beyond the fancy packaging and marketing terms. 5.    Tips to use non-toxic, environmentally-friendly options to replace everything from kitchen cleaning spray to laundry detergent to shampoo. 6.    5 unexpected ways to use castile soap around the house, office, and car. 7.    How to swap out common household cleaners for a more non-toxic home and a greener planet? You can learn more about Dr. Bronner's line of nontoxic products at DrBronner.com Or, be sure to pick up a copy of Lisa's new book, A Practical Guide to Minding Your Home, Your Body, and Your Spirit with Dr. Bronner's Magic Soaps. Learn more at Going Green with Lisa Bronner at LisaBronner.com Thanks for being with us today, friends. We'll have all of the links in the show notes at RonandLisa.com/Podcast.

Whether you're dining at a restaurant or ordering takeout, eating out leaves a footprint.On today's show: asking the right questions, minimizing food waste, and reading through All. The. Greenwashing the next time you head to a restaurant.Here's a preview:[6:30] The food waste issue at fine dine, quick serve, and fast casual[12:00] Farm-to-table? How to find restaurants that actually care about environmental sustainability[22:30] The best way to *gently* suggest a change in a restaurant's policy[27:00] Our lives may be go go go, but our food doesn't have to be! Resources mentioned:Michelin Green Star restaurantsEpisode #093: How (Exactly) To Cook Zero-Waste MealsEpisode #270: Desperation DinnersEpisode #038: What's For Dinner?--Join our (free!) community here.Find your tribe. Sustainable Minimalists are on Facebook, Instagram + Youtube.Say hello! MamaMinimalistBoston@gmail.com.Our Sponsors:* Thank you to LifeStraw Home! Use code SUSTAINABLE for 20% off. https://lifestraw.com/* Thank you to our sponsor, Armoire! Use code SUSTAINABLE for up to $125 off your first month. http://www.armoire.style/Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/sustainable-minimalists/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

0:00 -- Intro.1:38-- About this podcast's sponsor: The American College of Governance Counsel.2:34 -- Start of interview.3:13 -- Mauro's "origin story." 4:11 -- About AMEC, and his time as CEO of the organization (2012-2017). Prior, he was Chairman of IBGC (2008-2010). "My first mission as CEO of AMEC was to become the first independent director at Petrobras" (which he served from 2013 to 2015).9:02 -- On the differences between shareholder engagement/activism in the U.S. and Brazil. 10:04 -- The corporate governance changes introduced by Novo Mercado (special listings segment created in Brazil in 2000).11:39 -- About the Petrobras corruption scandal ("Lava Jato" or "Car Wash"). He was the first independent director in Petrobras (2013) and they elected a second independent director in 2014. "1+1 in that situation equals 4." "The board simply did the Government's bidding." "But it's all gone now, there has been a huge backlash. There is no one in jail anymore." "Just like what happened in Italy with the Clean Hands Operation, there is a political wave of acquittals." "There was a class action settlement in the U.S. for $3.5 billion (2016) and PwC settled for $50 million (2018)."18:58 -- His joining the board of Vale (2021-2023), post Brumadinho dam disaster (2019). "I was elected to the board as part of an activist campaign, led by Capital Group." 23:28 -- On the SEC's action against Vale for greenwashing (settled in 2023 for $55.9 million). "Vale became a lightning rod and it is a rich company in a poor country and in a poor region of a poor country." "One executive of the company used the expression that was Vale is the peacock in the Favela." "[Vale] gets a lot of attention and focus and sometimes not fairly. It does some amazing things in terms of ESG." "Vale is actually an example that responsible mining is not only essential for the energy transition, but it actually can be good for the environment. But there's a lot of bad press around it."24:40 -- His take on ESG: "ESG should not be driven by rankings, reports and ratings. It must be driven by owners."28:50 -- On the ESG backlash. "Part of the problem has to do with the architecture of the institutional investors." "The productive way for investors to ensure that companies are doing the right thing is one-on-one engagements that cannot be done wholesale. It needs to be done in a more retail way. So this increases the value of specialized asset managers that have a smaller portfolio, that may or may not be called activists."32:11 -- On joining the board of Embraer. The impact of the Pandemic and 'work from home' in Brazil.34:55 -- On the evolving geopolitical landscape, China/US tensions and where Brazil stands in this picture. 39:17 -- On the role of independent directors, and evolution in Brazil in the last 20 years:"When you get into a situation like I was in Petrobras, you need to know where your red lines are and what to do when they're reached. You can fight and in some cases it may be the case that you need to leave and do a noisy withdrawal as I've done several times in my career so.""I fear that in many situations we have lots of companies reporting larger percentages of independent directors on their boards, but these are not really independent.""[You have to] be true to your values, know your red lines, but at the same time, try to work with people. And some things will not be the way you want. So a director who simply says no when the board goes in a way that he or she doesn't agree with is not going to be productive.  So you have to, in Brazil we say we need to swallow some frogs every once in a while. You just have to watch out to make sure what are the sizes of frogs that you can swallow to make it for productive mandate on the board, but at the same time not compromising your values."43:44 -- On the question of single issue directors. "I think it's a big mistake for a number of reasons. First, because it's not enough space for all the issues to be on the boards. The other problem is that if you have a specialist on the board, say in cyber security, every time the issue of cyber security comes up, everybody will look at this guy and say, whatever he or she is telling us to do, you're outsourcing your fiduciary duty, which is terrible."45:45 -- "Brazil today has very different companies. This means that the governance structure for each one of them has to be different. And we have to understand, it's case by case, and we need to build the governance structures that are adequate to each company." "I think when we think about ESG, we're really talking about E&S, and people are forgetting the G. The G is what gets E&S done. E&S without the G is greenwashing."47:49 -- Book that has greatly influenced his life: Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand (2003)48:00 -- His mentors, and what he learned from them: André Jacurski and Paulo Guedes (founders of Banco Pactual).48:33 -- Quotes that he thinks of often or lives his life by: "We didn't come this far just to come this far"48:50 -- The living person he most admires: Bill Gates.Mauro Cunha is one of the top corporate governance voices in Latin America, currently serving as a director of Embraer, AES Brasil, Klabin and Hypera. He has also served on the boards of some of the most important companies in Brazil - including Vale, Petrobras, Eletrobras, among others. __This podcast is sponsored by the American College of Governance Counsel.__ You can follow Evan on social media at:Twitter: @evanepsteinLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/epsteinevan/ Substack: https://evanepstein.substack.com/__You can join as a Patron of the Boardroom Governance Podcast at:Patreon: patreon.com/BoardroomGovernancePod__Music/Soundtrack (found via Free Music Archive): Seeing The Future by Dexter Britain is licensed under a Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License

Cet été, j'ai mis en place une stratégie très puissante et assez peu utilisée. En 5 semaines, en plein milieu de l'été, elle m'a rapporté 235 leads qualifiés. Cette stratégie, c'est le quiz. Dans cet épisode, je vous explique ce que c'est, pourquoi c'est une excellente stratégie, ce qu'elle vous permet de faire et comment la mettre en place. Episodes mentionnés: Les secrets de mon meilleur lead magnet Choisir le bon lead magnet ---------------