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Nature-based solutions key to combatting climate change and biodiversity loss, says Lords

Envirotec Magazine

For example the restoration of the UK’s degraded peatlands, which efficiently lock away carbon while hosting a unique array of biodiversity. Nature-based solutions should provide measurable benefits to biodiversity. Resilience must be a key factor in design and implementation.

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Our COVID-19 response can make our cities more resilient to heat waves

GreenBiz

Our COVID-19 response can make our cities more resilient to heat waves. Experts have long warned about the potential outbreak of a major pandemic, yet governments around the world were woefully unprepared for its catastrophic consequences. We need to build resilience into both physical and social structures of our cities.

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Quarrying’s role in nature recovery celebrated at awards ceremony

Envirotec Magazine

Tony Juniper said: Some of these restoration schemes are really quite mind-blowing, delivering nature recovery at scale, at the same time as producing the resources we need to build homes and infrastructure, developing landscapes that support climate resilience, while also creating fantastic places for families to get close to wildlife.

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Climate and sustainability trends for 2025: Navigating a transformative year

Envirotec Magazine

As the curtain falls on COP29, 2025 looks to be another pivotal year for climate and sustainability action, bringing significant regulatory changes, advancing carbon markets, and a heightened focus on nature and biodiversity. Yet, despite the increasing focus, a gap remains in corporate action.

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Corporate sustainability leadership during a pandemic

GreenBiz

The 2020 Sustainability Leaders , a GlobeScan- SustainAbility survey of experts worldwide, reveals which companies are perceived to be leaders on sustainability during this challenging time by sustainability professionals representing business, government, NGOs and academia. Over 700 experts were surveyed online across 71 countries in May.

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UK government sets out £25 million for projects using nature to increase flood resilience

Envirotec Magazine

The UK government will invest £25 million in projects that use nature to protect communities from flooding, Environment Minister Rebecca Pow announced on 22 September. This approach not only reduces flood risk and helps tackle climate change, it can also benefit water quality, restore habitats and boost biodiversity.

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Episode 254: David Crane chats, PepsiCo CSO talks business

GreenBiz

How US government procurement can lead the clean economy. Concerns over environmental risks such as biodiversity loss and extreme weather remain top of mind for leaders in the new Global Risks Report published in late January by the World Economic Forum. Risk & Resilience. It's risky business as usual (15:45). Innovation.