It’s the International Day of the World’s #IndigenousPeoples, a day to focus on global efforts to protect the rights of vulnerable communities and protected groups ⚖️👥 It is essential, therefore, that organizations understand and manage how their operations & activities impact on Indigenous Peoples. The #GRIStandards 📝 which set reporting expectations that are aligned with the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, are here to help: ✅ #GRI411 Rights of Indigenous Peoples should be used for disclosing violation incidents, including review and remediation actions. ✅ #GRI101 Biodiversity includes location-specific reporting on how operations impact on Indigenous Peoples and local communities. ✅ #GRI11 Oil & Gas, #GRI12 Coal, #GRI13 Agriculture, Aquaculture & Fishing, and #GRI14 Mining all identify impacts on Indigenous Peoples as a likely material topic for companies in these sectors. Want to know more about how the Standards support greater accountability for impacts on people? Download the Standards for free 👉 https://lnkd.in/gbHe_Cb #IndigenousPeoplesDay #humanrights #bizhumanrights #communityengagement #sustainabilityreporting
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Acknowledging the rights of Indigenous Peoples requires more than adherence to standards; it demands a deep engagement with the ethical and cultural imperatives that define our shared future. The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Standards, especially GRI 411, provide a structured approach to reporting on these critical issues, reflecting an evolving recognition of Indigenous sovereignty and environmental responsibility. Yet, the real impact lies in the authenticity of organisational commitment—where disclosure is paired with meaningful actions that honour Indigenous knowledge systems and uphold their right to self-determination. This approach is essential for advancing justice and sustainability in our global operations. #IndigenousPeoples #GRIStandards #Sustainability #IndigenousRights #EthicalBusiness #CorporateResponsibility #SustainableDevelopment #CulturalHeritage #EnvironmentalStewardship #HumanRights #Accountability
It’s the International Day of the World’s #IndigenousPeoples, a day to focus on global efforts to protect the rights of vulnerable communities and protected groups ⚖️👥 It is essential, therefore, that organizations understand and manage how their operations & activities impact on Indigenous Peoples. The #GRIStandards 📝 which set reporting expectations that are aligned with the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, are here to help: ✅ #GRI411 Rights of Indigenous Peoples should be used for disclosing violation incidents, including review and remediation actions. ✅ #GRI101 Biodiversity includes location-specific reporting on how operations impact on Indigenous Peoples and local communities. ✅ #GRI11 Oil & Gas, #GRI12 Coal, #GRI13 Agriculture, Aquaculture & Fishing, and #GRI14 Mining all identify impacts on Indigenous Peoples as a likely material topic for companies in these sectors. Want to know more about how the Standards support greater accountability for impacts on people? Download the Standards for free 👉 https://lnkd.in/gbHe_Cb #IndigenousPeoplesDay #humanrights #bizhumanrights #communityengagement #sustainabilityreporting
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It’s the International Day of the World’s #IndigenousPeoples, a day to focus on global efforts to protect the rights of vulnerable communities and protected groups ⚖️👥 It is essential, therefore, that organizations understand and manage how their operations & activities impact on Indigenous Peoples. The #GRIStandards 📝 which set reporting expectations that are aligned with the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, are here to help: ✅ #GRI411 Rights of Indigenous Peoples should be used for disclosing violation incidents, including review and remediation actions. ✅ #GRI101 Biodiversity includes location-specific reporting on how operations impact on Indigenous Peoples and local communities. ✅ #GRI11 Oil & Gas, #GRI12 Coal, #GRI13 Agriculture, Aquaculture & Fishing, and #GRI14 Mining all identify impacts on Indigenous Peoples as a likely material topic for companies in these sectors. Want to know more about how the Standards support greater accountability for impacts on people? Download the Standards for free 👉 https://lnkd.in/gbHe_Cb #IndigenousPeoplesDay #humanrights #bizhumanrights #communityengagement #sustainabilityreporting
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"Governments should reallocate capital from subsidies harmful to marine life to supporting it" https://lnkd.in/dDbjKf46 COOL BLUE: Community Ocean Farms and Local Business Clusters in the Baltic & North Seas C-FAARER #eu4algae #begreengoblue #subsidies #regeneration #regenerativeaquaculture
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Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS) must not be abused as a PR / Marketing stunt and should absolutely not be proposed in locations that put our nation's most valuable, natural water producing assets at risk. The Great Artesian Basin (GAB) supports 120 regional communities, agriculture, small business, a broad range of industries along with an incredible array of biodiversity. It is the envy of the world, and it is our responsibility to protect the GAB for future generations. CTSCo's CCS proposal would see liquified CO2 injected into a usable, water producing GAB aquifer resulting in contamination of the water and the mobilization of heavy metals including arsenic and lead into the aquifer. Join QFF and other concerned stakeholders Australian Lot Feeders' Association Australian Country Choice Australian Agricultural Company (AACo) National Farmers' Federation Queensland Conservation Council AgForce Queensland Local Government Association of Queensland in calling for this project to be rejected. #GreatArtesianBasin #Water #Lifeblood #Community #Agriculture #Environment #NotInTheGAB https://lnkd.in/g2wH-Gcu
Carbon capture in the Great Artesian Basin risks ‘greatest environmental asset’, farmers say
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Southeast Asia has one of the largest #bluecarbon sources, but the region is also experiencing massive losses of this potential due to human activity such as aquaculture. Initiatives such as the Blue Carbon Action Partnership are addressing this issue: starting soon in Indonesia and Philippines.
What is ‘blue carbon’? Southeast Asia’s net zero plans face setback
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⚠🌎 New FAO #report highlights significant #climate risks to global #fish #biomass ❗💡 The new report, "#ClimateChange Risks to #MarineEcosystems and #Fisheries: Projections to 2100" highlights that if current #highemissions trends continue, leading to #globalwarming of 3–4°C by the end of the century, #fishbiomass could decline by 30% or more in 48 countries and territories. 📉🐟 Top fish-producing countries like #Peru and #China would be among the worst affected under a high-emissions scenario, but nearly all regions of the world's #oceans could experience declines of more than 10% in exploitable fish biomass by mid-century. 📌 The report is by the Fisheries and Marine Ecosystem Model Intercomparison Project (#FishMIP). ℹ Read more on this story here 👉 https://lnkd.in/d4YjMsy8
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🌱Since February 2023, Argus has produced weekly price assessments based on spot OTC trades for carbon credits such as REDD+, clean cookstoves and renewable energy. With recent market developments, natural-based removal projects have become increasingly liquid. To provide transparency for current and upcoming projects in the voluntary carbon markets, Argus has launched assessments for - ARR (Afforestation, Reforestation, and Revegetation) in China, Colombia, Uruguay, - IFM (Improved Forestry Management) in the US and China. - Blue Carbon (Delta Blue Carbon, Pakistan) Read the latest Argus insight to find out more: https://okt.to/0BFwWX #carbonmarkets #carbon #emissions #carbonprices
Argus launches Nature-Based Removal Price Assessments
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Injecting highly acidic CO2 waste into a usable water supply aquifer is utter madness. Water is the most precious resource on this planet, and especially so in arid outback Qld. The Great Artesian Basin is a natural wonder of the world; a gift of immeasurable proportions, giving life to inland regional communities that could not survive without it. To put our shared groundwater resources at jeopardy, while disregarding the precautionary principle, is conceivable malfeasance by the authorities that allow these risks to occur, whether that be #CCS or #CSG. Intergenerational equity should never be disregarded or shrugged off as someone else's concern. It is the shared responsibility of everyone alive today to ensure our next generations are able to exist sustainably as we are able to do today. Failure to do so amounts to selfish short-term conduct at the expense of our children & their children's futures.
QFF and other industry groups, community organisations and scientific experts continue to rally against a proposed carbon capture and storage (CCS) project from Carbon Transport and Storage Corporation Pty Ltd (CTSCo), a subsidiary company of Glencore, which seeks to inject liquified carbon dioxide into a water producing aquifer within the Great Artesian Basin (GAB). Modelling contained in a University of Queensland report attached in section 9C of CTSCo's Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) presents a clear picture of the threat. The slides below clearly illustrate the danger posed to human, animal and environmental health if this project is approved. Please share this information with your network, voice your concerns using the hashtag #NoCCSInOurBasin and join us in calling on the Queensland Government to reject the proposal. You can read more about why QFF are calling for the project to be rejected here 👉 https://bit.ly/46GwHI8 #GreatArtesianBasin #Agriculture #QldFarmers
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https://lnkd.in/gjzaNngm Great financial contribution of US $100 million, thanks Andrew Steer ( met in Barbados Micro-Macro Economics presentation), this is a great starting point for the South Pacific region. The potential to capitalise on its income producing assets in the ocean in multiple initiatives by CROP Agencies at various stages of planning and development for the Pacific region leaders supporting seagrass, seaweed and kelp, effectively generating an estimated US $250,000 per hectare in biodegradable products, increased ocean biomass & productivity, including fish stock populations and marine species and ocean productivity in carbon storage in carbon offsets trading. Bravo 💙✍️🎧😎
Bezos Earth Fund Pledges $100 Million to Support Pacific Islands’…
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Do you know what an Ecosystem Service is? Learn about them at this complimentary webinar from Forest Stewardship Council. #forestproducts #ecosystemservice #sustainableforestry #csr
Meet Ondrej Tarabus, the keynote speaker of FSC’s upcoming webinar https://lnkd.in/dg_ZgheV. Ondrej is FSC’s Senior Advisor in the Climate and Ecosystem Services programme, focusing on the quantification of natural impacts from forests. Throughout his career, Ondrej has spearheaded the verification and validation of nature projects across various schemes, management of carbon footprint and certification of sustainable biomass. He has also played integral roles in the development of certification standards, legislation and policies, alongside assessing forestry risks across Europe, Africa, and Asia. Before joining FSC, Ondrej held leadership positions in the Climate and Biomass programs at Preferred by Nature. Stay updated with https://lnkd.in/dg_ZgheV for further announcements and secure your seat at our webinar. Register now: https://lnkd.in/emaWTig6 #MitigationHierarchy #EcosystemServices #VerifiedImpact
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1moAcknowledging the rights of Indigenous Peoples requires more than adherence to standards; it demands a deep engagement with the ethical and cultural imperatives that define our shared future. The GRI Standards, especially GRI 411, provide a structured approach to reporting on these critical issues, reflecting an evolving recognition of Indigenous sovereignty and environmental responsibility. Yet, the real impact lies in the authenticity of organisational commitment—where disclosure is paired with meaningful actions that honour Indigenous knowledge systems and uphold their right to self-determination. This approach is essential for advancing justice and sustainability in our global operations.