Beverage Industry Environmental Roundtable (BIER)’s Post

Great news: Our Climate Resilience Platform has earned a Fast Company Next Big Things in Tech Award! CRP is an open-source tool that helps plan for the real-world impacts of climate change on farms and provides insights on how to mitigate those impacts and improve yields. Applying insights from this tool, we’ve seen farmers boost their incomes while also reducing their environmental impact — just one of the many ways we’re putting our pep+ transformation into action.  #FCTechAwards

Great news: Our Climate Resilience Platform has earned a Fast Company Next Big Things in Tech Award! CRP is an open-source tool that helps plan for the real-world impacts of climate change on farms and provides insights on how to mitigate those impacts and improve yields. Applying insights from this tool, we’ve seen farmers boost their incomes while also reducing their environmental impact — just one of the many ways we’re putting our pep+ transformation into action.  #FCTechAwards

Great news: Our Climate Resilience Platform has earned a Fast Company Next Big Things in Tech Award! CRP is an open-source tool that helps plan for the real-world impacts of climate change on farms and provides insights on how to mitigate those impacts and improve yields. Applying insights from this tool, we’ve seen farmers boost their incomes while also reducing their environmental impact — just one of the many ways we’re putting our pep+ transformation into action.  #FCTechAwards

Great news: Our Climate Resilience Platform has earned a Fast Company Next Big Things in Tech Award! CRP is an open-source tool that helps plan for the real-world impacts of climate change on farms and provides insights on how to mitigate those impacts and improve yields. Applying insights from this tool, we’ve seen farmers boost their incomes while also reducing their environmental impact — just one of the many ways we’re putting our pep+ transformation into action.  #FCTechAwards

How do we evaluate the strength of a startup’s link to climate resilience? Using our CAR Framework, we classify solutions into three levels: Climate-Responsive, Climate-Supportive, and Non-Climate. For each potential investment opportunity, we first assess the strength and extent of the connection between the solution and its impact on climate resilience. Dive into our approach: https://lnkd.in/eYAYRQCT #ClimateResilience #Impact

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What is the objective of our Simplify Climate Change Diagnostic Assessment? 👇 👇👇👇👇 Climate change is one of the most pressing issues of our time, but the complexity of the science, terminology, and data can make it difficult to grasp. Our mission is to transform and simplify climate change integration, breaking down the complex scientific language barriers by turning intricate concepts into simple, actionable knowledge. Email us at help@simplifyclimate.co.uk or visit our website to schedule a call. #weather #sustainability #mindset #climatechange

Just in time for #EarthDay, we’re releasing our 2023 Climate Resilience Roadmap Report. Progress and learning are at the heart of our climate strategy. More than halfway through the Climate Resilience Roadmap, we have made significant progress against our goals. We’ve designed and tested new climate finance products suited to the realities and aspirations of smallholder farmer communities. Along the way, we’ve generated valuable insights about how best to support small and growing agricultural enterprises. View these insights and more at https://lnkd.in/g428vfZ2 #ClimateChange #ClimateAction #ClimateFinance #ImpactInvesting #SocialChange #SocialImpact

Our Climate Data Portal is designed to support the way tribes approach climate adaptation—holistically and interconnectedly. Inspired by Indigenous worldviews, we recognize that the five basic needs of life—food, fire, water, shelter, and earth—are essential not only for human survival but for the health of our planet and all its species. Just as we care for these needs, we must also care for our climate to ensure the well-being and resilience of future generations. This portal organizes climate data into five key themes: Air, Earth, Fire, Water, and Life. These categories reflect the core elements that sustain life, offering a framework that mirrors the interconnectedness of our natural world. 🔍 Why It Matters: The portal enables tribes to explore climate data in a way that aligns with their unique worldviews, recognizing the complexity and interdependence of climate systems. This resource is an important step in empowering tribes to take informed, culturally relevant action toward climate resilience and sustainable stewardship. 🌱 Explore the Climate Data Portal and start finding the insights that will help guide your community’s climate action. #ClimateDataPortal #ClimateResilience #NativeSovereignty #TribalClimateAction #IndigenousWisdom #ClimateStewardship #EnvironmentalJustice #NativeAmericanCommunities #SustainableLandManagement #ClimateAdaptation #TribalLeadership #IndigenousRights #ClimateJustice #EcoSustainability #HolisticApproach

I'm pleased to share our latest blog post that addresses a critical turning point in our climate journey. For the first time, Earth has surpassed the 1.5°C climate limit, a significant milestone that raises urgent questions about our environmental future. This post delves into the implications of this breach, exploring potential consequences for ecosystems, weather patterns, and global efforts to combat climate change. Understanding this shift is essential for individuals, businesses, and governments as we navigate the path forward. To read the full analysis and gain insights into what this means for our planet, please visit the link below: https://ift.tt/DXS7lLc