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Green news- The next frontier: A CSO’s playbook for fossil-free retirementAs climate risk becomes a financial risk, CSOs and benefits teams can use a three-part framework to align retirement plans with long-term portfolio resilience and corporate sustainability goals. The post The next frontier: A CSO’s playbook for fossil-free retirement appeared first on Trellis.
- When employees engage in impact work, loyalty and motivation riseNew GlobeScan and Ashoka research also reveals a related increase in workers' purpose and meaning. The post When employees engage in impact work, loyalty and motivation rise appeared first on Trellis.
- How the US is catching up on superpollutant mitigationKaiser Permanent, Autodesk and Google are among the companies investing in efforts to tackle methane, refrigerants and other gases with high warming potential. The post How the US is catching up on superpollutant mitigation appeared first on Trellis.
- Gap poaches top sustainability exec from Levi StraussJeffrey Hogue takes over from Gap veteran Daniel Fibiger, who left in May after three years as vice president of global sustainability. The post Gap poaches top sustainability exec from Levi Strauss appeared first on Trellis.
- For climate solutions providers, it’s make or break time Corporate sustainability leaders must build demand for the sector to thrive. The post For climate solutions providers, it’s make or break time appeared first on Trellis.
- The next frontier: A CSO’s playbook for fossil-free retirement
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Could barbecues help fight climate change?
Barbecues that remove CO2 from the air could play a role in the fight against climate change according to Durwood Zaelke, a leading expert on rapid responses to global warming.
This year’s outdoor cooking season might be over, but Zaelke suggested at last week’s 10:10 talk that from next summer consumers should start demanding barbecues that do their bit for the planet by generating rather than consuming charcoal – or biochar. Continue reading →
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