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CNH Unites Farmers and Experts to Advance Sustainable Agriculture and Conservation

CNH Unites Farmers and Experts to Advance Sustainable Agriculture and Conservation
10/20/2025 | Companies
Stakeholders from CNH — a global leader in equipment, technology, and services, and the parent company of agricultural brands Case IH and New Holland — convened a one-day workshop uniting conservation specialists, policymakers, and farmers. The event took place in July 2025 at the New Holland...
agribusiness, agriculture, biodiversity, Case IH, Chesapeake Bay, climate resilience, CNH, collaboration, community impact, conservation, corporate responsibility, crop health, ecosystem health, environmental protection, farmers, farming, food systems, innovation, New Holland, Pennsylvania, policymakers, productivity, soil health, sustainability, sustainable agriculture, sustainable development, sustainable farming, technology, water conservation, workshop

IBM and UNDP Launch AI-Powered Energy Models for Sustainable Development

IBM and UNDP Launch AI-Powered Energy Models for Sustainable Development
09/20/2024 | Companies
IBM and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) have introduced new interactive energy models on the UNDP's global GeoHub platform. These cutting-edge tools, powered by technologies such as IBM's watsonx AI and data platform, enable users ranging from national policymakers to the general...
AI, Clean Energy Equity Index, climate change, data accessibility, data platform, data-driven decision-making, Electricity Access Forecasting, energy models, energy transition, environmental impact, GeoHub, geospatial data, global development, hybrid cloud, IBM, open-source, policymakers, social equity, sustainable development, technology innovation, UNDP, watsonx

WWF’s Living Planet Report 2022 shows staggering loss of wildlife in Latin America and the Caribbean

WWF’s Living Planet Report 2022 shows staggering loss of wildlife in Latin America and the Caribbean
10/17/2022 | Environment
It is in our vested interests to bring about positive change in natural systems since without these resources there would be no human life. According to the World Wildlife Fund's (WWF) Living Planet Report 2022, monitored vertebrate populations (mammals, birds, amphibians, reptiles, and fish) have...
2030 Global Biodiversity Framework, amphibians, biodiversity loss, birds, carbon emissions, Caribbean, climate change, conservation, diseases, early warning indicator, fish, food consumption, food production, freshwater species, habitat loss, impact of humans, invasive species, Latin American, Living Planet Index, Living Planet Report 2022, mammals, natural resources, over exploitation, policymakers, pollution, reptiles, vertebrate populations, World Wildlife Fund, WWF, Zoological Society of London

Ceres Applauds ‘Climate Action Now Act’ Of The U.S.

Ceres Applauds ‘Climate Action Now Act’ Of The U.S.
04/10/2019 | Politics
The U.S. passes a new legislation to keep up with the competition of global transitions “to a clean energy economy”. Dailycsr.com – 10 April 2019 – Ceres is non-profit organisation for sustainability which applauded the leaders of the U.S. House for introducing “new legislation” which has been...
Ceres, Climate Action, Climate Action Now Act, Climate Change, Environment, legislation, Paris Agreement, policymakers, SDGs, Sustainability, Sustainable Development Goals, The U.S., We Are Still In


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