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  1. 12 November 2025

    WBCSD and One Planet Network Launch Global Circularity Protocol at COP30 (opens impakter.com)

    Today’s ESG Updates COP30 Launch: First global circularity protocol for business aims to save 120bn tonnes of materials and avoid up to 76 Gt CO₂ by 2050. Help By Apple For AU/NZ: Victoria solar to help match device charging with 100% clean power by 2030 and to restore Fund backs 8,600 ha NZ forest. Nike

    • Business
    • Environment
    • ESG News

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  2. 10 October 2024

    Sustainability Reporting: How Big Companies Are Preparing for New ESG Regulations (opens impakter.com)

    With the European Union’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) officially becoming law in January 2023, major corporations are now preparing for a significant shift in how they handle ESG reporting. Unlike voluntary reporting initiatives, CSRD requires detailed and auditable disclosures on sustainability metrics, including emissions and other material factors relevant to a company’s operations. CSRD

    • Business
    • ESG News
    • ESG Tool

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  3. 15 July 2023

    Can Developing Countries Close the Wealth Gap With the Developed World? (opens impakter.com)

    A recent seminal article in Foreign Affairs by Brando Milanovic entitled “The Great Convergence: Global Equality and its Discontents” ran through a massive set of data and found that global inequality rose from the nineteen century until the mid-1950s; then after 1988 when inequality reached its height, economies around the globe moved toward greater wealth

    • Business
    • Climate Change
    • Politics & Foreign Affairs

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  4. 26 January 2023

    Big Tech Layoffs: Has the Bubble Burst? (opens impakter.com)

    2023 has seen the global trend of Big Tech layoffs that began in 2022 continue. On Monday, Spotify announced its decision to lay off 6% of its staff (approximately 600 employees). This has come as part of a huge cutting of jobs in the tech industry since the pandemic. According to data compiled by Roger

    • Business
    • Corporations
    • Society

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  5. 15 January 2023

    ‘White Noise’: Pointless and Pretentious? (opens impakter.com)

    “White Noise” is a late-2022 Netflix release film, starring Adam Driver and Greta Gerwig. It is a screen adaptation of a 1985 book of the same name, and is written for the screen and directed by writer-director Noah Baumbach of “Marriage Story” and “Frances Ha” fame. The film is a profound reflection on society’s dichotomy

    • Cinema
    • Culture

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  6. 31 May 2022

    Australia, World’s Largest Coal Exporter, Could Abandon Fossil Fuels Faster Than Expected (opens impakter.com)

    Eraring Power Station, Australia’s largest power station, is scheduled to fall silent as of August 2025. The power station now has the potential to become a location for green energy: Origin Energy, Australia’s electricity and natural gas retailer, already plans to begin the installation of a 700-megawatt storage battery before the coal plant shuts down.

    • Environment
    • Society

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  7. 18 May 2022

    Northern Ireland Protocol: Truss Tempts Trade War (opens impakter.com)

    On Tuesday, UK Foreign Secretary Truss set out plans for a bill that would make key changes to the protocol . Following her claims that the relationship between Great Britain and Northern Ireland has been “undermined” by the Northern Ireland protocol, plans include removing all checks on goods going from Great Britain to Northern Ireland

    • Politics & Foreign Affairs

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  8. 24 June 2019

    Design for a Circular Future: Creating Positive Products and Regenerating Our Cities and Regions (opens impakter.com)

    The circular economy is a promising way to promote a positive future, and overcome the current linear production system, based on constant extraction of raw materials, exacerbated consumption, and disposal of goods. As a result of this system, we face depletion of important raw materials, pollution of all kinds in the soil, air, and water,

    • Business
    • Circular Economy
    • Start-up

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  9. 21 May 2019

    EcoMatcher: Helping Companies and Consumers to Plant New Trees and Fight Climate Change (opens impakter.com)

    If you believe — and you should — that planting new trees could benefit the environment and save us from climate change, EcoMatcher will definitely interest you. EcoMatcher is a certified B-Corporation founded by Bas Fransen with the aim of helping companies and consumers to tackle climate change by planting new trees on their behalf.

    • Society
    • Start-up

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  10. 7 April 2016

    How Stop Motion got Clau Murra Started (opens impakter.com)

    The shortest videos tell the best stories : Meet Clau Murra Short, fun and playful – her videos have traveled all over and rejoiced kids and teenagers across the world. Spotted by a creative agency, they identified a business opportunity for Clau’s artwork to inspire and entertain. Clau Murra is a 27-year old autodidact from

    • Culture
    • Entertainment

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