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New podcast episode! Biodiversity should not be endangered in the name of the energy transition. Sirpa Pietikäinen expresses disapproval about a recent EU legislation which encourages the creation of new mines. Yet the reuse of critical materials & the circular economy could have been Europe's best assets. Listen 👉 https://lnkd.in/e3STtrN6

It is not enough to limit virgin resource extraction, We must also participate in resource regeneration. I’m excited to share this thoughtful conversation with Planet Aid, Inc, Monica Johnson , and Haley C.! Thank you so much for the opportunity to talk about some of my favorite things 🍂 compost 🗑️ waste reduction 💡 brainstorming new models Listen to the full episode here 👇 https://hubs.ly/Q02TCCsN0

🌿 Bridging Worlds: Business Meets Biodiversity Founder of Bright Tide, Harry Wright shares his vision for nature and biodiversity: 🤝 Leverage the synergy between private sector expertise and impact entrepreneurship 💼 Harnessing corporate knowledge, experience, and resources 🌍 Reimagining conservation efforts beyond traditional NGO approaches 'I really wanted to set up a company to bring those two worlds together...' - Harry Wright 📩 Dive deeper into these topics in my newsletter at feddegobbi.com. Get actionable insights on algae and impact entrepreneurship. #insideseaweed #harrywright #regenerativefarmimg #sustainability #innovation #renewableenergy #electricvehicles #environment #podcast #future #greenenergy #climateaction #ocean #regeneration #ecofriendly #cleantech #seaweedfarming #biodiversity #sustainableliving #climatechange #cleanenergy #nature Fed DeGobbi

How Carbon Financing is Funding Conservation and Empowering Communities We’re excited to share the latest episode of the ClimeCo Podcast, where we dive into how carbon financing is transforming conservation while creating opportunities for local communities. In this episode, Stuart Pimm and Luis Mazariegos explore how carbon financing is being used to fund the purchase of degraded land and the planting of native trees to create essential wildlife corridors in Colombia's Western Andes. These corridors reconnect fragmented habitats, protect biodiversity, and support species like migratory birds and hummingbirds. Beyond conservation, this initiative is also about people. We’re working closely with local communities to create sustainable economic opportunities, including empowering women to take on leadership roles in reforestation and conservation. Together, we’re protecting nature while fostering social and economic progress. Carbon financing goes beyond reducing emissions—it’s an investment in restoring ecosystems, addressing climate change, and advancing environmental and social goals. Companies seeking to achieve ESG targets can learn how projects like this deliver measurable impact. 🎧 Listen now to learn more and join the conversation at https://lnkd.in/eur-ASeW #CarbonFinancing #TreePlanting #SavingNature #WildlifeCorridors #Biodiversity #ESGInvesting #ClimateAction #SustainableDevelopment #CorporateSustainability #NatureBasedSolutions #Reforestation #CommunityEngagement #EmpoweringWomen #SocialImpact #ClimateChangeMitigation

There is a huge opportunity in carbon markets, but more trust is needed! 🌿 One of the key takeaways from last week's discussion on opportunities and advancements of voluntary carbon markets with Tarmo Virki on NatureBacked podcast series is the necessity for trust. 🎙️ However, this doesn't mean trusting blindly in the projects and solutions available. The voluntary carbon markets space is complex, with various methodologies, projects, and nuances. Navigating this market requires investing time in learning and understanding to avoid getting lost or overwhelmed to see and recognise impact and potential. For more insights, listen to the podcast episode below. 👇 PS! If you're not familiar with the NatureBacked newsletter and podcast hosted by the superb journalist and storyteller Tarmo Virki, with a keen focus on climate and sustainability, now might be the time to correct this error. ✨ With Anete Garoza #CarbonMarkets #ClimateAction #1MTN #Uganda

🌱 Growers across the country are taking action to achieve Australia's net-zero goals. And Antony Yousefian, Partner, The First Thirty has a message for all corporates: “If you’re a corporate and you do not have these growers in your supply chain, get them in. If you want to have a competitive advantage, get these growers in now." In this evokeAG podcast episode, Antony sat down with Tegan Nock, Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer Loam Bio, and our contributor Jayne Cuddihy, to discuss not only how a systems-based strategy could change the marketplace for carbon, but how a global approach could work. Listen here 🎧 https://bit.ly/4btZpiK

🐄🌿 Sustainable Beef: A Legacy for Tomorrow with Jaclyn Wilson 🎧 Join us as Jaclyn delves into the critical importance of sustainable practices within the beef industry, highlighting how current actions have a lasting impact on our planet and future generations. This episode explores the innovative strategies and commitments required to ensure the beef sector thrives in harmony with the environment. 🔊 Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the pivotal role sustainability plays in the beef industry and how we can all contribute to a more sustainable, environmentally friendly agricultural legacy. Listen now on your favorite platform: https://lnkd.in/g85SqSwP #AgCulturePodcast #AgCulture #Podcast #PodcastGuest #PodcastQuote #Quote #JaclynWilson #SustainableBeef #Sustainability #FutureGenerations #Legacy #Environment #BeefIndustry #Beef #Goals #Necessity #EnvironmentalLegacy #FutureOfFarming #ListenNow

New Innovation Forum podcast – How US family-owned forests can unlock carbon solutions. Nathan Truitt, executive vice president for climate and funding at the American Forest Foundation, talks with me about the crucial role of family-owned forests in North America's carbon sequestration efforts. We explore how effective forest management can significantly increase carbon absorption, the complexities faced by small landowners, and the potential of voluntary carbon markets in financing sustainable forest practices.   Plus: most companies fall short on climate targets, according to the Transition Pathway Initiative (TPI) Initiative; two in five UK companies now prioritising net zero transition; investors urged to protect biodiversity-rich areas; and, Verra reinstates Cambodian REDD+ project after human rights review, in the news digest. https://lnkd.in/eC67ywiM

🎙️ The latest episode of our podcast, How Could We?, features Daniel Zimmer from EIT Climate-KIC, who just returned from COP16, the UN Biodiversity Summit in Colombia! In this episode, we discuss: 🟢 The urgent need for finance for biodiversity: Daniel explains that the estimated $700 billion needed for biodiversity conservation by 2030 must reach local communities, as only 10-20% of current funding makes an impact on the ground. 🟢 The agriculture vs. conservation tension: With rising agricultural demands – especially driven by increasing meat consumption, its impact on ecosystems intensifies. We discuss how to address this critical challenge. 🟢 The importance to design equitable value chains, to ensure that local communities receive a fair share of the benefits derived from their landscapes. 🎧 Listen now on: Spotify: https://spoti.fi/4fwLk5M Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3AEWBls Amazon Music: https://amzn.to/4fzzFD2  YouTube: https://bit.ly/3UE11zZ or wherever you get your podcasts. This episode was presented and produced by Anne-Sophie Clulow-Garrigou. #COP16 #BiodiversityConservation #ClimateChange #ClimateAction

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