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Make More Good for March: The best way to curb climate change? Girls’ education and family planning.

26 March 2018 By Maisie Auld In All Categories, Edge News

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

20 February 2018 By Richard Griffiths In All Categories, Edge News

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 …

The Marshall Islands – “We will not stand down”

9 February 2018 By Tom Davies In All Categories, Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience, Edge News

I recently had the honour and privilege of sharing dinner with Mr Christopher Loeak, the ex-President of the Marshall Islands and was afforded a window …

A healthy response to climate change

2 February 2018 By Tim Watson In All Categories, Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience, Edge News

Climate change is often thought of through its physical manifestations – sea level rise, increased rain variability and more severe weather events. We envisage flooded …

Australia’s first approved Science Based Target offers cause for climate Optus-mism

15 November 2017 By Richard Griffiths In All Categories, Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience, Edge News, Reports and Publications

As climate negotiators meet in Bonn to continue to flesh out the Paris Accord, the political outlook on climate change remains mixed. But the economics …

Make More Good in August – support Indigenous youth tackling climate change

30 August 2017 By Jonas Bengtsson In All Categories, Edge News

Edge Environment’s monthly ‘Make More Good’ donation sends $300 to a worthy cause nominated by a staff member. In August, Senior Consultant Joel Clayton chose …

‘World-first’ climate risk disclosure lawsuit against Comm Bank

8 August 2017 By Richard Griffiths In All Categories, Buildings & Infrastructure, Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience, Edge News

Today’s news that the Commonwealth Bank is being sued by its shareholders for failing to disclose climate risks marks the latest high-water mark in the …

Corporations leading the fight against Climate Change using Science Based Targets

9 March 2017 By Jonas Bengtsson In All Categories, Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience, Edge News, Environmental Risk and Due Diligence, International News, National News, Policy & Tool Development, Science Based Targets, Strategy & Supply Chain Management, Triple Bottom Line

By Wouter Meindertsma and Vincent Hoen, Ecofys More and more companies, including leading Australian multinationals, are actively combatting climate change by committing to set science-based …

Science Based Targets: where powerful climate strategies begin

13 December 2016 By admins In All Categories, Buildings & Infrastructure, Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience, Edge News, Environmental Risk and Due Diligence, Industry Insight, International News, Life Cycle Assessment, National News, Policy & Tool Development, Recovery Strategies, Resilience, Science Based Targets, Strategy & Supply Chain Management, Sustainable Construction, Sustainable Food, Sustainable Procurement, Triple Bottom Line, Whole of Life, Whole of Life Costing

Ecofys and Edge Environment team up to boost Science Based Targets implementation in Australia As a sustainability or strategy professional looking to develop a climate strategy, …

Keeping up with the Joneses – and high-tech consultants

21 September 2016 By Ken Lunty In All Categories, Climate Change Adaptation and Resilience, Edge News, Industry Insight, Strategy & Supply Chain Management, Sustainable Procurement

In 2013, I posted a blog about how technology is changing the way we audit buildings. Since that post, we have seen high-tech advances in …

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