The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) has released an updated suite of resources, with a particular focus on helping SMEs set targets through a streamlined submission process.
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Science Based Targets: Why Localising is Important
Last month, EDGE participated in a webinar hosted by the WWF and Global Compact Network Australia. The theme of the webinar was the “localising” Science Based Targets (SBTs) – i.e. the role of planning, analysis and implementation within Australia as part of international initiatives.
Australian business ‘lagging’ on science-based emissions cuts
Published in the FINANCIAL REVIEW Aug 26, 2019 A United Nations joint-led global push to persuade businesses to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions in line...
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...
Edge Chile helps Concha y Toro to achieve Latin America SBT first
Well-known Chilean wine producer, Concha y Toro (CyT), have announced the publication of Latin America’s first Science Based Target (SBT). Supported by Edge’s Chilean team,...
Science-based targets: where are we now and where do we go from here?
It is becoming increasingly clear to companies the importance of climate resilience for a myriad of reasons, ranging from increased investor confidence to supply chain...
Our top five blogs of 2018
We regularly publish blogs about our work, interesting trends we notice in the market, and topical issues. And – as I suppose anyone should if...
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...
Science Based Targets: what, so what & now what?
Back in 2015, 196 countries agreed a deal – the Paris Agreement – to tackle climate change. The aim is for those countries to work...
2017 – A year in review
2017 was the year we’ll remember as one in which climate change action got serious. Many businesses and local governments noticeably stepped up their ambition....
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