The practical applicability of many high-tech solutions in emerging economies, as well as a wealth of existing activity, have not been well explored, according to a new report from researcher Chatham House.
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Climate change is here to stay. But the great news is: we get to decide how we act now. Since COVID-19 hit around the world, we have not only seen a great deal of uncertainty and suffering—we have also seen what is possible.
Listen to this episode from The Rich Roll Podcast on Spotify. “You’d be amazed by what you can learn from the people in your immediate environment if you just slow down and pay attention.”Rich RollWelcome to another edition of Roll On—my bi-monthly deep dive into (semi) current events, topics of…
We eat chocolate for comfort, celebration, and indulgence. But what’s really going into the chocolate we buy? We have surveyed the world’s biggest chocolate companies to find out! Some are rising to the challenge, but others continue to ignore consumer demand for chocolate that’s free of child labour, poverty, deforestation and is good for people and the planet. GOOD EGG AWARD – The 2022 Good Egg Award goes to Beyond Good, for a business model which ensures people and the planet are respected and cared for. Their smaller size has enabled this model to be refined and now they are looking to scale up. ROTTEN EGG AWARD –
The 2022 Rotten Egg Award goes to Storck (manufacturer of Werther’s, Toffifay, Merci) for lack of transparency and being unreasonable. They also received the Rotten Egg Award last year.
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The increasing amount of waste is one of the most challenging problems facing the World, which creates enormous environmental problems. According to the World Bank, Canada produces the most waste per capita in the world. Additionally, Canada recycles just 9 percent of its plastics. Banning foreign waste import by China and other countries has not helped the waste recycling business in Canada.
The commitment by Mondelēz International to use 100% sustainable cocoa makes business sense — but it now it needs to demonstrate it can truly improve people’s lives and the planet, says one analyst.