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Articles by Nusa Urbancic
Is Rampant Social Media Misinformation Derailing Climate Action in Agriculture?
In this, the biggest election year in history, Changing Markets Foundation investigates the damaging spread of misinformation online concerning the meat and dairy industry and how it is influencing both policy and public opinion. Social media misinformation has in recent years become a concerning phenomenon, with problematic narratives ranging from fake news on the Covid-19 pandemic to pseudoscientific fearmongering about the impacts of vaccines.
What’s the beef with alternative proteins?
Something extraordinary is happening in the world of energy. After at least 400,000 years of burning carbon for its energy (and cooking) needs, a combination of clean energy policies and market dynamics is helping the world power past burning. For the first time ever, the EU generated more electricity from wind and solar than gas last year.
The greenwashing effect of GWP*
Nusa Urbancic is CEO at Changing Markets Foundation, a UK-based environmental marketing organization formed by former Greenpeace activists Joakim Bergman and Paul Gilding. The views expressed in this article are the author’s own and do not necessarily represent those of AgFunderNews. With food system transformation a big priority for 2024, methane pollution and the fact that meat and dairy production is one of its biggest drivers is rightly getting more attention.
Where's the science in the Science Based Targets Initiative?
There is an urgent race to curb rising temperatures and prevent the worst effects of climate change. This is reflected in a growing number of countries, companies and cities committing to climate or so-called net zero targets. Almost half of the 2,000 largest publicly traded companies in the world have a net zero target, according to Net Zero Tracker, but these targets often lack integrity.
Fast fashion will be held accountable for clothing quality, toxic chemicals and waste, says EU
Nusa Urbancic is Campaigns Director at the Changing Markets Foundation, which partners with NGOs to expose irresponsible corporate practices and drive change towards a more sustainable economy. Here she gives us her take on the new Let me tell you a dirty little secret: most of the clothes on your back are essentially oil and gas. Fossil fuels are at the heart of fast fashion, its business model and mountains of waste.
UK - Our oceans need protection. Retailers must step up and support sustainable aquaculture
Amid the hundreds of corporate commitments that poured out of COP26, one stood out. Recognising the role of retailers in the race to protect the future of our planet, the CEOs of Sainsbury’s, M&S, Waitrose, Co-op and Tesco committed to halving the environmental impact of a weekly food shop and – crucially – to halting the loss of nature by 2030. Underpinning this commitment were some stark statistics: the global food sector is responsible for 30% of total climate emissions and 60% of nature loss.
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