This week: Andrés Ortolano, FSC Italy chain of custody manager, and Ruth Farrell, textiles marketing director at Eastman Naia, debate how and why the apparel sector is sourcing increasing amounts of wood-based fibre. There are clear supply risks, and they discuss what brands can do to ensure that their suppliers are environmentally sustainable.
Plus: how pandemics are linked to deforestation and environmental destruction, and all Indonesian smallholder palm oil farmers to be certified, in the news digest.
Hosted by Ian Welsh
COPwatch9: did you really expect more?
2021-11-17
The emerging role of business in building systemic resilience
2021-11-12
COPwatch8: all eyes on Glasgow as COP deadline looms
2021-11-12
COPwatch7: draft agreement made in Scotland, but not from girders
2021-11-11
COPwatch6: Obama’s the star, but is it too late?
2021-11-10
COPwatch5: how to empower indigenous people to save the forests
2021-11-08
COPwatch4: it’s not easy going green
2021-11-05
The climate health issues where business can make a difference
2021-11-05
How to ensure climate change is the focus of business standards
2021-11-05
COPwatch3: show me the money!
2021-11-04
COPwatch2: $19bn deal to fight deforestation, and real movement on methane
2021-11-03
COPwatch: let’s keep 1.5 alive!
2021-11-02
Weekly podcast: Successful forests action project in Kenya, and impact of new EU label for apparel sector
2021-10-27
The rise and rise of the voluntary carbon markets
2021-10-27
Regenerative agriculture’s $70bn potential for Africa
2021-10-25
Weekly podcast: Building climate smart communities in the global south
2021-10-22
Palm oil’s climate resilience challenge
2021-10-22
Can the future be textile to textile recycling?
2021-10-22
Weekly podcast: Why optimisation of business strategy is essential to tackle climate change
2021-10-15
Decarbonising your business? Just get on with it
2021-10-13
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