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New Guideline On Long-Term Water Security

New Guideline On Long-Term Water Security
10/01/2019 | Ethics & Compliance
“Water is a global challenge that needs to be addressed locally at a catchment level”: C.E.O UN Global Compact. Dailycsr.com – 01 October 2019 – On August 27, 2019, at the “World Water Week” in Stockholm a new publication was released which contained guidelines for the companies to improve...
climate change, consumption, long-term water security, New Guide, pollution, Sustainable Development Goals, United Nations Global Compact, Water Challenges, Water Resources, weak governance, World Water Week

Private Sector Needs To Ramp Up Its Involvement To Battle Climate Change

Private Sector Needs To Ramp Up Its Involvement To Battle Climate Change
07/12/2019 | World
Governments “alone cannot achieve the changes required”, says GRI’s Peter Paul van de Wijs. Dailycsr.com – 12 July 2019 – GRI informs that it is high time for the corporate world and the policy makers to collaborate in boosting the private sector’s involvement into “climate change commitments made...
CDP, climate change, good practice, GRI, NDC, Paris Agreement, policy makers, reporting, Sustainable Development Goals, transparent monitoring

Will France rejoin the CDB and help the Caribbean have access climate finances

Will France rejoin the CDB and help the Caribbean have access climate finances
05/25/2015 | Companies
With the Caribbean Islands having to bear the full frontal assaults of global warming and climate change two members of the Caribbean are requesting in earnest that France rejoin the Caribbean Development Bank and help it access climate funds so that these tiny island nations can survive and...
Caribbean development bank, climate change, Dr. Timothy Harris, Global warming, Ralph Gonsalves

The cascading effects of tree logging in the Caribbean

The cascading effects of tree logging in the Caribbean
05/20/2015 | Environment
Climate Change and Global Warming are having a major impact on the Caribbean islands. The logging of trees in its forests, the slash and burn method of agriculture, landslides, bush fires, receding fish stocks, rising sea levels and chaotic weather, only appear to be isolated incidents; however...
Caribbean, climate change, Grenadines, marijuana, slash and burn, St. Vincent

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