This week: Valentina Gurney from the Interfaith Centre on Corporate Responsibility talks to Ian Welsh on trends in disclosure and behaviour change that investors expect from companies on modern slavery. And Erik Meijaard from Borneo Futures and Toby Webb talk about palm oil’s impact on biodiversity. Plus why regulation on plastic bags is having a big impact, investor pressure on the RSPO and some potential impacts of the recent Monsanto court verdict, in the news roundup.
Hosted by Ian Welsh
Is our food undervalued?
Tackling deforestation with carbon markets in Cambodia
Monday briefing: England’s single-use plastics ban explained
Weekly podcast – Delivering future food supply security: a how-to guide
Going the whole hog? Sustainability in the US pork sector
Driving change in fashion: circularity, design innovation and regulation
Weekly briefing: Managing food waste across the supply chain
Weekly podcast – Farmer voice: how brands and buyers can help smallholders and secure supply
Dyeing for change: decarbonising the textiles supply chain
Monday briefing: What to look for at Climate and SDG weeks
Weekly podcast – What good corporate data measurement looks like
Collaboration to drive progress on decarbonising apparel supply chains
The chemical recycling debate: is there a place for chemical recycling in a net zero and circular world?
Monday briefing: temperature check on progress towards achieving SDGs
Weekly podcast – Effective carbon market solutions: how Cambodia is tackling deforestation
How to develop resilient food value chains
What does the future for circular textiles look like?
Monday briefing: charting a greener future during Zero Waste Week
Weekly podcast – Case study: how collaboration can deliver sustainability for the US pork sector
The regenerative future for cotton
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