Posts tagged fossil fuels
Ask an Advocate Anything: Leila Salazar-López, Amazon Watch
Ask an Advocate Anything: Leila Salazar-López, Amazon Watch

Planning to pump oil out of the planet’s largest rainforest? Then you can count on a friendly visit from this seasoned activist organization.

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BlogJames GlaveJames, ask an advocate, ask an advocate anything, Amazon, forests, deforestation, climate crisis, climate justice, climate change, climate, climate activism, climate action, environmental issues, environment, environmental movement, environmental justice, advocacy, activists, activism, climate activist, advocates, Climate advocacy, ESG, investors, fossil fuels, oil and gas, oil, energy, mining, Indigenous Rights, EJ, UNDRIP, Forests, forestry, NGO, Stakeholder Engagement, BlackRock, rainforests, Covid-19, renewable energy, renewables
For BP & Nestlé, Net Zero is Still the End Game
For BP & Nestlé, Net Zero is Still the End Game

Two senior corporate leaders weigh in on carbon neutral goals amidst political polarization and pandemic strife.

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BlogBrendon Steele Brendon, Summit, Future 500 Summit, Future 500 Summit at EarthX, BP, Nestle, Net Zero, Webinar, Polarization, Covid-19, oil, fossil fuels, food, Agriculture, emissions, climate, climate change, climate action, corporate leaders, corporate leadership, carbon pricing, carbon offsets, plastics, plastic packaging, Sustainability, sustainability, sustainable, transparency
Ask an Advocate Anything: Jennifer Krill, Earthworks
Ask an Advocate Anything: Jennifer Krill, Earthworks

To Earthworks executive director Jennifer Krill, ‘business as usual’ is driving the world straight into a climate catastrophe.

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BlogJames GlaveJames, ask an advocate, ask an advocate anything, activism, activists, campaigners, campaigns, fossil fuels, oil, gas, pollution, emissions, carbon, methane, mining, collaboration, accountability, advocacy, advocates, Corporate Social Responsibility, Clean energy, environment, environmental justice, Ecosystems, natural resources, climate justice, air pollution, climate action, climate activism, climate
Ask an Advocate Anything: Kendra Ulrich, Stand.earth
Ask an Advocate Anything: Kendra Ulrich, Stand.earth

Stand.earth targets companies like Carnival Corporation with high-profile, hard-hitting campaigns. Kendra Ulrich walks us through her group’s most recent action.

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BlogJames GlaveJames, ask an advocate, campaigns, campaigners, pollution, environment, environmental issues, health, air quality, air pollution, shipping, cruise sector, advocacy, advocates, activists, activism, dialogue, stakeholder engagement, fossil fuels, companies, corporations, CSR, transportation, leadership, corporate campaigns, NGOs, science based targets, collaboration, ask an advocate anything
What Does it Mean to be a “Good Corporate Citizen” in 2019?
What Does it Mean to be a “Good Corporate Citizen” in 2019?

From the mail room to the C-Suite, companies are actively rethinking their own role in tackling big challenges. Here’s why everything is changing, and why that’s a good thing.

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BlogGavriella KeylesGavi, Gavriella, corporate citizenship, CSR, corporate sustainability, Corporate Affiliates Network, corporate leaders, Sustainability, sustainability leaders, CAN, corporate, Corporate Social Responsibility, corporations, employees, millennials, millennial workforce, stakeholders, stakeholder engagement, Stakeholder Engagement, Stakeholder, corporate culture, listening, collaboration, supply chain advocacy, supply chains, environment, Market Forces, trends, engagement strategy, Engage, Engagement, fossil fuels, carbon, carbon pricing, carbon tax
Ask an Advocate Anything: John Hocevar, Greenpeace
Ask an Advocate Anything: John Hocevar, Greenpeace

John Hocevar, Greenpeace’s Ocean Campaigns Director, says a “perfect storm” of trends is poised to unleash a surge of action on marine debris.

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BlogKellen KleinJames, plastics, plastic waste, oceans, Oceans, Greenpeace, greenpeace, campaigners, advocates, advocacy, ask an advocate, pollution, plastic pollution, marine debris, single-use plastic, companies, campaigns, consumer facing brands, fossil fuels, climate, climate change, carbon, energy companies, energy, grassroots, coalition, dialogue, conversation, collaboration, packaging
Guest Blog | Shareowners to Companies: Take Action on Climate!
Guest Blog | Shareowners to Companies: Take Action on Climate!

According to the latest Proxy Preview, a comprehensive overview of the 2016 shareholder season, this may well be the “Year of the Environment”—with a focus on climate.

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BlogGuest PostGuest post, Holly, Shareholders, shareholder activism, shareholder resolutions, Climate, climate action, companies, social license, stakeholders, shareowners, environment, sustainability, sustainable governance, SRI, ESG, climate change, corporate leaders, investors, investing, fossil fuels, risk management, carbon, energy, renewable energy, renewables, Stakeholder Engagement
Bold Clean Energy Collaboration Needed – More Oregons, Fewer Nevadas
Bold Clean Energy Collaboration Needed – More Oregons, Fewer Nevadas

We need bold, cross sectoral leadership among key stakeholders willing to engage one another to tackle our daunting energy challenges.

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BlogErik WohlgemuthErik, Clean energy, collaboration, climate change, climate, water, energy, energy grid, renewables, renewable energy, economic risk, utilities, solar, crony capitalism, fossil fuels, clean tech, climate resilience, stakeholders, regulators, energy security
Ahead of the Curve: Military Drives Environmental Action
Ahead of the Curve: Military Drives Environmental Action

The military is considered a bastion of conservatism by many. But the military’s approach to climate change is anything but conservative; it’s pragmatic.

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BlogFuture 500Former staff, Marvin, climate change, climate action, Climate advocacy, climate resilience, Climate, climate movement, environment, environmental action, environmental leaders, military, energy, energy security, renewables, renewable energy, Clean energy, solar, Solar power, fossil fuels, activism, climate activist, sustainability, defence, pragmatic, risk management, national security, extreme weather, global leaders, sustainability leaders, China, climate solutions
BP and Google Leave ALEC: Are Companies Finally Taking Climate Change Seriously?
BP and Google Leave ALEC: Are Companies Finally Taking Climate Change Seriously?

What does a mass exodus from the controversial American Legislative Exchange Council, or Alec, say about stakeholder engagement and climate campaigns?

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BlogKellen KleinKellen, ALEC, Climate change, climate, climate leaders, Corporate Activism, BP, Google, companies, climate activism, climate movement, brand politics, fossil fuels, environment, Climate advocacy, campaigns, shareholders, climate denial, consumer facing brands, millenials, executives, NGOs
Envisioning a Future with Less Doom and Gloom: Opportunities for the Next Generation of Optimists
Envisioning a Future with Less Doom and Gloom: Opportunities for the Next Generation of Optimists

When it comes to stories about the fate of the earth, headlines are usually dominated by tales of gloom and doom. 

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BlogBill ShiremanBill, environmental challenges, environmental, Environmental activism, environment, environmental leaders, environmental action, environmentalists, WWF, energy, carbon, carbon pricing, Sustainability, sustainable brands, sustainable, sustainability leaders, energy efficiency, Agriculture, food, food security, innovation, Market Forces, market solutions, EDF, forests, forestry, deforestation, zero deforestation, greenpeace, Greenpeace, business model, technology, Clean energy, clean tech, Exxon, fossil fuels, optimism, millenials, stakeholders, stakeholder engagement, force for good, companies
The New Retail Regulatory Norm, and What Business Needs to Do About It
The New Retail Regulatory Norm, and What Business Needs to Do About It

Increased globalization and U.S. political dysfunction have accelerated the establishment of a new norm of regulatory action—not regulation by law, but regulation by retail.

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