In conversation with urbanist and spatial justice activist Liz Ogbu, Jackson shares thoughts on leadership, tech, the environment and building a green economy.
In the wake of recent protests against racism globally, now more than ever, citizens’ concern for social and climate justice is burgeoning.
Ford, Facebook, LafargeHolcim, CP Group, General Mills, PayPal and PVH some of the latest names to set their ambition in line with 1.5°C as Climate Week kicks off in NYC
Nearly five years after the Paris Agreement, and amidst the major disruptions and urgent challenges of COVID-19, we’ve welcomed the 1,000th company to the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi).
Ten leading companies sign up to smart energy commitments on Day 2 of Climate Week NYC, including Chinese textiles supplier Changzhou New Wide.
LafargeHolcim has raised the bar for climate ambition in the cement industry, joining the Business Ambition for 1.5°C commitment.
A new form of corporate climate leadership is emerging characterised with ambition, concrete action, compelling advocacy, and accountability
Multinational German autoparts maker Continental is the latest to step forward to commit to set a science-based target.
WorldGBC network launches Sustainable Buildings for Everyone, Everywhere — a new strategy to tackle the climate emergency, health and wellbeing, and resource efficiency issues in the built environment.
Businesses are vital partners, to both governments and the local communities, in the global effort to combat COVID-19 and climate change.
Germany’s BMW Group is one of the latest global car maker to commit to setting a science-based target, through the Science Based Target initiative.
Brazil’s largest aluminium producer Companhia Brasileira de Aluminio (CBA) has committed to setting a science-based target (SBT).
Cities are clear about the future they want and they are already showing what is possible. In 2020 we can build something different and better. The work has already begun.
By choosing renewable energy, companies can curb their greenhouse gas emissions and help tackle the climate emergency.
Colin Matthews, Chairman of EDF Energy and co-chair of The Prince of Wales’s Corporate Leaders Group, urges UK organisations to commit to rebuilding the economy and tackling climate change.
Lyft estimates commitment will reduce 16 million metric tons of GHG emissions and save up to $10 billion for drivers through EV transition
There are clear connections between COVID-19 and the climate crisis – we must act now to tackle both systemic threats together.
Businesses and local and state governments are developing new policies to help businesses switch and meet their EV goals.
