Demystifying common carbon-related initiatives
Organisations taking their first step toward reducing their carbon footprint can find the available frameworks, methodologies and definitions overwhelming. Some of the most common examples …
TCFD: A Year in Reflection
In a year that has been dominated by the impacts and responses to COVID-19, another global risk has never been far from the headlines: climate …
Climate Change(d): how we build resilience
While the Philippines and the Americas recover from recent typhoons and hurricanes, Australians are preparing for a summer of extreme weather. The evidence shows that …
Edge’s toolbox for climate risk management
[cmsms_row][cmsms_column data_width=”1/1″][cmsms_text] As the impacts of climate change unfold and extreme weather events become more severe, our natural and built environments are becoming increasingly vulnerable. …
Science Based Targets initiative confirm EDGE’s carbon targets are in line with 1.5°C
We received a letter from the Science Based Target initiative, notifying us that as of later this year, all official science based targets will have …
Can science-based targets be applied to infrastructure projects?
Since the Paris agreement, there’s been a lot of discussion of the need for organisations of all kinds – from Governments to private companies large …
Resilient Wineries
In an era of climate change, wine making and viticulture is giving us examples of tolerance, adaptation, and resilience. This article looks at how some …
Climate Adaptation; Learn , Collaborate and Act
Edge attended the National Climate Change Adaptation Research Facility Conference in Melbourne between 8 – 10 May. The theme of the conference was Learn, Collaborate …
Make More Good for March: The best way to curb climate change? Girls’ education and family planning.
The best way to curb climate change? Girls’ education and family planning. In Paul Hawken’s recent book, The Drawdown: The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed …
Make More Good in February – The Wilderness Society
This time fifteen years ago I was in the middle of my first stint in Australia. Like many other Brits, I’d come here on a …
