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All things sustainability and low carbon economy. Always on the hunt for examples of green business done well for case studies and potential interviewees for BusinessGreen's 'In the Green Room' Q&As
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Scarecrows am 05. Januar 2026 um 21:45 Uhr auf Silverline
Heute 21:45 - 23:10 85 min. Silverline Jugendschutz CDN 2018 Horrorkomödie Ely und seine Freunde wollen ein spaßiges Wochenende verbringen und planen deshalb einen kleinen Roadtrip zu einem Badesee, der als Geheimtipp gilt. Auf dem Weg zum See überqueren die vier jedoch unerlaubt ein Grundstück, was dessen Besitzer als Anlass nimmt, aus Rache eine gnadenlose, blutige Jagd auf sie zu eröffnen. Die Jugendlichen scheinen keine Chance gegen ihren brutalen Verfolger zu haben.
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Cocoa prices up by a third as climate change takes bite out of Easter chocolate
Excerpt: UK consumers face higher chocolate prices this Easter as a result of climate change-driven extreme weather, research warns Brits are having to swallow higher chocolate prices this Easter as a result of climate change-driven extreme weather, a new analysis from the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU) has today
Carbon pawprint: Why pet food giant Purina wants to restore Europe's kelp, oysters and seaweed forests
Britons love their pets. From dogs and cats to goldfish and guinea pigs, all the way through to budgies and tarantulas, more than half of British households are estimated to own a domesticated animal of some kind. That amounts to some 38 million pets in the U.K. which need feeding, exercising, and caring for on a daily basis by their doting owners.
Survey: More than half of Brits use green certifications to inform purchasing and career decisions
More than half of UK adults use certifications and green labels on products, websites and social media to inform their decisions about products and services they buy, or the company they want to work for, fresh data suggests. A recent survey of more than 2,200 adults carried out by research agency Fors Marsh found 58 per cent of respondents used green green labels and certifications to inform their decision making, according to B-Corp, which commissioned the poll.
CDP: At least $77 billion under threat from supply chain water risk
At least $77 billion is under threat due to water-related supply chain risk, but half of large corporates are still not working with suppliers to address issues such as worsening water scarcity. That is the conclusion of a new study of more than 3,000 firms with annual revenue of more than $250 million undertaken by global climate risk disclosure platform CDP, which also warns close to $7 billion is at immediate risk of water-related losses.
How the Red Sea crisis could impede shipping industry climate targets
A wave of CO2 emissions caused by diverting commercial shipping around the southern tip of Africa to avoid attacks by Houthi rebels in the Red Sea could jeopardize the industry's climate goals and damage individual firms' environmental ratings in the longer term, sector stakeholders have warned.
The Body Shop achieves 'world first' Vegan Society-certified product range
The Body Shop has revealed that it has achieved 100 percent vegan product formulations across all ranges including skin care, body care, hair care, makeup and fragrance, in what is claims is a world first. The retailer's entire portfolio, spanning more than 4,000 ingredients, has been validated by The Vegan Society, meaning that more than 1,000 Body Shop products will carry the organization's Vegan Trademark.
Microsoft signs 15-year deal to remove carbon by replacing forests
Chestnut Carbon has inked a 15-year offtake agreement to provide Microsoft with nature-based carbon removal credits generated from an afforestation project in the U.S., the CO2 removals specialist announced last week.
'The hard work to deliver starts today': Business leaders welcome UAE Consensus
Business leaders have welcomed the outcome of the COP28 Climate Summit, predicting the historic agreement sealed by countries yesterday could catalyse private sector investment in clean technologies and infrastructure that can accelerate the transition to a net zero emission economy.
CDP ranks 'A List' cities for transparency and climate performance
More than one in 10 urban areas scored by the world's leading environmental disclosure platform have received its highest possible "A" rating this week, highlighting how leading cities are embedding climate action across their operations.
Most companies are fumbling their 2025 plastic waste targets
Companies signed up to a global, UN-backed plastic corporate commitment are on course to miss a host of voluntary 2025 targets spanning circularity and virgin plastic use, putting the world's broader ambitions to drive down plastic pollution at risks, a progress report published today has warned.
Amid rising cost worries, UK government promises “practical nuclear roadmap”
Amid rising cost worries, UK government promises “practical nuclear roadmap” Government promises ‘practical’ UK nuclear roadmap this year amid rising cost concerns. Stuart Stone, 26 October 2023 Government agrees to map out route to 24GW nuclear target by 2050 and allow Parliament to consider major investment value for money amid fears of ‘another HS2’.
Is greenwashing already threatening to uproot 'nature positive' initiatives?
A University of Queensland-led study has warned that vigilance is needed to prevent the concept of a "nature positive" world being overwhelmed by a rising tide of corporate "greenwash." The report argues a planet where rapid biodiversity loss is halted and reversed, and nature is restored, is urgently needed in order to halt the mass extinction of species, deliver on global climate goals and provide the economy with the food, water, clean air and healthy environment that it is reliant upon.
'Climate-safe banking': New guide targets indirectly financed emissions from cash holdings
A new guide has set out how business leaders, chief financial officers and sustainability managers can slash emissions generated through their corporate cash holdings and help accelerate the wider decarbonization of the financial sector.
New Google tools to map rooftop solar potential, air quality
Google has launched three mapping tools drawing on the tech giant's artificial intelligence (AI), aerial imagery and environmental data to help businesses and cities accelerate decarbonization efforts. The tech giant used its at Google Cloud Next '23 conference to unveil an expansion to the sustainability offering hosted on its Maps platform, including a trio of new tools to designed to provide more up-to-date information on solar power potential, air quality and pollen levels.
'High time to invest in more climate adaption': Natural catastrophes cost insurers $50B in first half of 2023
Severe thunderstorms, earthquakes, extensive flooding and heatwaves have hit the global insurance industry for $50 billion in the worst start to a year for the industry since 2011, according to a major new study that further highlights the intensifying impact of the climate crisis. Findings published by reinsurance group Swiss Re revealed that a series of severe convective storms in the U.S. caused $35 billion in insured losses alone, amounting to almost 70 percent of the global total.
‘Huge Sign Of Confidence’: Meatable To Accelerate Commercial Launch After US$35m Funding Boost
By Stuart Stone Cultivated meat innovator Meatable has raised US$35m to scale up its operations and accelerate the commercial launch of its pork products from next year. The latest round of funding led by biotech venture capital firm Agronomics saw Dutch impact fund Invest-NL contribute US$17m, as the new funding injection took Meatable’s total investment to US$95m.
Study: US delivers 'multibillion-dollar down payment on decarbonization'
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) will allow the U.S. to take a major step towards its long term climate goals, but more action is needed to stimulate the trillions of dollars in investment needed to deliver a net zero emission economy by 2050.
Can this new benchmark help build a 'high integrity' market for carbon credits?
The Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market (ICVCM) has released its full global benchmark for carbon offset projects, in a move aimed at driving up environmental and social standards in the emerging market.
'New age of environmental responsibility': Reporting rules will affect more than 50,000 companies
The European Commission has adopted the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), which affect more than 50,000 companies subject to the EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive.
Study reveals 'explosion' in climate-related litigation since 2020
A new report has detailed an "explosion" in legal challenges against corporate climate commitments, claims about product attributes, overstated investments or support for climate action, and failure to disclose climate risks, with case numbers almost trebling since 2020.
LinkedIn: Green skills fail to keep up with surging global demand
Green job postings grew nearly twice as fast as the share of green talent between 2022 and 2023, according to a new report. By Stuart Stone June 16, 2023 The world's workforce is ill-equipped to forge ahead with the transition to a sustainable, low-carbon economy, despite booming global demand for green professionals, new research from LinkedIn has found.
LinkedIn: Green skills failing to keep up with surging global demand
The world's workforce is ill-equipped to forge ahead with the transition to a sustainable, low carbon economy, despite booming global demand for green professionals, new research from LinkedIn has found, The professional networking platform's 2023 Global Green Skills Report, published this morning, revealed that while green job postings are up by 15.2 per cent year-on-year, demand for talent is outstripping supply.
Salesforce boots up best practice guide for sustainable software
The cloud-based software giant sets out a green code of practice to help programmers cut computer-generated emissions. By Stuart Stone May 9, 2023 Salesforce last week launched a "Green Code" to help slash emissions from the software development lifecycle, as new research reveals that 75 percent of programmers and software designers want to develop less carbon intensive applications.
'Staggering': US on cusp of 600 GW clean energy boom
A BloombergNEF report predicts the U.S. renewables project pipeline is set for a record-breaking surge in development, as Google announces a major new solar partnership. By Stuart Stone April 27, 2023 The U.S. is poised to deliver 600GW of new solar, wind, and energy storage capacity through to the end of the decade, according to the latest U.S. Clean Energy Market Outlook from BloombergNEF (BNEF).
TNFD releases final draft of nature-related financial disclosure framework
The task force's final recommendations for how firms should address nature-related risks will be published in September. By Stuart Stone March 31, 2023 The Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) has released a final draft of its proposed framework detailing how firms should report and act on evolving nature-related risks ahead of the scheduled final publication of the new guidance in September.
Making waves: Tech firm debuts ocean-based carbon removal protocol
Planetary Technologies shares a new measurement approach that it hopes will allow purchasers to buy ocean-based carbon removal credits with confidence. By Stuart Stone February 28, 2023 Planetary Technologies has today published a measurement, reporting and verification (MRV) protocol for quantifying ocean-based carbon removals — a move it hopes will provide a major boost to the nascent market for marine carbon removals.
Younger job seekers drive 'climate quitting'
A third of 18- to 24-year-olds have rejected a job offer based on the prospective employers' environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance in favor of more environmentally friendly roles — fueling a growing trend dubbed "climate quitting" by KPMG.
'Climate quitting': weak employer ESG credentials cause one-in-three young people to reject a job offer
A third of 18 to 24 year-olds have rejected a job offer based on the prospective employers' environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance in favour of more environmentally friendly roles - fuelling...
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Scarecrows (2017)
Learn more More Like This Thriller 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 -/10 X Three friends in the country put their safety at risk to befriend the obsessive son of their neighbor. Director: Cooper Neidecker Stars: Cooper Neidecker, Trey Seaba, Kailan Erman Action | Crime | Horror 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 5.4/10 X Criminals hijack a plane and force the pilot and his daughter to fly them to Mexico. However, an unexpected landing finds them in a cemetery inhabited by killer scarecrows.
Jack of all Trades
The premise was that Stu wanted to know why all his late 80's and 90's baseball cards weren't worth anything. However, this can be answered in about 2 seconds, over production. You don't need a documentary to figure that out. The real story is Stu getting closure with his father, whether he likes it or not. You can clearly see how what happened to his family has shaped who Stu is today. His sister and mother seemed more well balanced, but Stu has been deeply affected.
Transforming the London Stadium - From Premier League to Para Athletics via Robbie Williams
By the time the World Para Athletic Championships get underway on Friday July 14, West Ham’s London Stadium will have undergone a major facelift since Liverpool left East London with three points and a 4-0 victory two months prior. The time lapse above shows the transformation of the London Stadium between May 14th and July 5th in preparation for a busy schedule in the absence of Premier League football.
Before America Joined the Great War
Editor’s note (4/2/2017): This week marks the 100-year anniversary of the U.S. entry into the First World War. Scientific American, founded in 1845, spent the war years covering the monumental innovations that changed the course of history, from the first tanks and aerial combat to the first widespread attacks with chemical weapons. To mark the centennial, we are republishing the article below and many others.
STUART S. STONE - Carroll County Mirror-Democrat : Obituaries
He will be long remembered as publisher of the Glen Ellyn News, tireless volunteer in Glen Ellyn and fire chief for the Glen Ellyn Volunteer Fire Department. His dad’s motto was, “Always Mindful of the Needs of Others,” a phrase Stu continued as his own. Stu attended Northeast Missouri State Teachers College and went on to work in the family business, the Glen News Printing Company. He became publisher after his father’s death and continued in that role until the paper was sold in 1999.
What Is Your Headshot Telling Casting Directors?
Your headshot communicates a lot nonverbally. So, what is your headshot doing or not doing for you? One of the most important things to know about you is your “type” and what you are telling the person looking at your picture. According to John Sudol, author of “Acting: Face to Face: The Actor’s Guide to Understanding How Your Face Communicates Emotion for TV and Film,” “Your headshot is more than a replication of what you look like.
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