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One of the most important considerations for Sustain Europe will always be the environment.
In essence, our belief is that there is a lot more to be done in terms of protecting the environment, and this should first and foremost be achieved through business practices. The demand on global resources by businesses is absolutely enormous, and the potential for a noticeable and positive change is equally as large.
Sustain Europe is proud to support European business initiatives against climate change. We recognise that companies in a global economy need to keep abreast of the European sustainable development agenda, and to communicate to governments, stakeholders, partners and shareholders how they are prioritising environmental, social and economic considerations through effective corporate social responsibility practice. Investors look at carbon assets and liabilities as they would any other item on a company's balance sheet, and if a company is not strategically managing its climate change impacts, this will be reflected in the share price. Already indices such as FTSE4good are becoming a significant influencer in the screening process and on relationships with specific stakeholder groups.
We feel that if we can keep up with the message of a greener environment in amongst our usual business messages, and provide as much as possible authoritative guidance on matters of sustainability and the environment as possible, we stand the best chance of facilitating more sustainable business decisions, as well as helping to change the attitudes of senior business decision makers through environmental awareness and advocacy.
The results will be something of benefit to not just the business world, but to the very planet which helps to sustain it.
When worlds collide: nature and finance
EU Finance Commissioner Mairead McGuinness discusses sustainable finance and climate risks
Agent-based modelling
Can successful sustainability transitions be modelled and then replicated elsewhere?
Fit for 55%?
WWF EU take a look at whether the EU's Fit for 55% package is going to be fit for a 1.5C world
Green City Accord interview
An interview with ICLEI Europe's Alis Daniela Torres on where cities fit in with the EU's Zero Pollution Action Plan
It's time to get serious about the seas
Why we should be doing all we can to stop pollution in its tracks and protect marine wildlife
Guðmundur Ingi Guðbrandsson interview
The Icelandic Minister for the Environment and Natural Resources on efforts to achieve carbon neutrality by 2040
When sustainability projects fail
A bicycle project in Amsterdam's Rembrandtplein doesn't quite go according to plan
Interview with Stella Aaltonen
The Project Manager for the City of Turku talks Smart Mobility and future ideas
Socially Responsible Public Procurement
How socially responsible public procurement can achieve positive outcomes
A breath of fresh air
NGO create urban spaces to reduce air pollution in Copenhagen's Ørestad district
The Economist's Sustainability Week US
A focus on how climate-related policy and regulatory change will impact US business and society
Reuters Events: Procurement 2020
The exclusive leadership event will explore sustainable procurement’s role in tackling climate change
Tales of transformation: Ghent
Ghent uses participative governance models to transform their local food system
The essential goal of a greener recovery
What COVID-19 teaches us about our response to the climate crisis
Interview with Katrin Stjernfeldt Jammeh
The Mayor of Malmö Municipality discusses the link between social and environmental sustainability
Responsible Business Awards 2021
Last chance to apply for the Reuters Events' Responsible Business Awards 2021 – entries close Friday 30th July
Rotterdam realises smart city solutions
Rotterdam collaborates with ENECO to install 5,200 solar panels on Ahoy Convention Centre
EUROPEANMOBILITYWEEK Awards 2020
Bilbao, Grenoble, Lilienthal, and Mönchengladbach win European sustainable mobility awards
Winning the fight against marine pollution
Making the case for eliminating all fossil fuels from the marine and watersports sector
Is the EU eating up the world's forests?
WWF EU look at how the EU's demand for animal products is pushing nature to the brink
Lisbon European Green Capital 2020
The capital of Portugal is a true bellwether for sustainable development
Interview with Pao Fernández Garrido
World Fish Migration Day's Project Coordinator discusses 2020's event and marine protection
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How Dems Could Retake America
Sustain Europe's U.S. Correspondent John J. Berger takes a look at how Joe Biden and the Dems could retake America
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