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Great insight from Samantha Taylor as always

This is what we stand for. Making the world a better place for all. Maria Soleil ☀️Samantha Taylor Riccardo Sai Katherine Moore

Are businesses the missing link to a nature positive future? COP16, the UN Biodiversity Conference, was held in Columbia earlier this week. What were the outcomes? ✅ An agreement was made to make companies share profits from commercial discoveries derived from nature’s genetics ✅ Indigenous and local communities will have a permanent role in biodiversity decision-making within the UN Disappointingly, COP16 ended with some key issues like nature conservation financing left unresolved. But positively 3,000 businesses were present showing their support and seeking ambitious frameworks to tackle the nature crisis. A recent CBI report showed 79% of business leaders saw the impact of greenhouse gas emissions on biodiversity and nature as relevant to their company. 🌱 Every business is dependent on nature for long-term survival and success. Looking to take action to mitigate risks, build resilience and preserve the long term health and viability of your business? Time is of the essence. Speak to us today. #COP16 #Sustainability #FutureOfBusiness

IF YOU HAVE INTEREST IN KNOWING WHY THE TRAGEDY IN  VALENCIA, READ THIS. More than three months ago, I wrote a status: MEDITERRANEAN COUNTRIES EXPECT HARD TIMES IN AUTUMN (https://lnkd.in/eYGyrJAM). In the status, I drew attention to the very serious risk of extremely heavy downpours, which will have devastating effects on Mediterranean countries with enormous damage caused by flash floods. I also expressed the opinion that I do not see a single state that would solve this. I want to believe that what happened in Spain will wake up the competent in the EU states, so that we urgently begin to take seriously the effects of the drying up of Europe and urgently address the essence of the problems of the growth of extremes. The urgent need to correct small water cycles is not a fashion trend, but an essential need to address the safety of citizens of EU countries. It also applies to Slovakia and the whole world. Please don't underestimate it. #floods #climatechange #water #disaster #spain #valencia

A great piece by Samantha Taylor Succinct & to the point.

We are priveleged to announce that Samantha Taylor has joined us at Sustainology UK. Sam is recognised for her knowledge of the sustainable fashion industry as can be seen by her posts about the subject on here. Sam does have a wide range of skills that suit sustainability perfectly. With 2 decades of experience in responsible sourcing and supply chain management, Sam is able to apply EU and US legislative and reporting standards associated with CSRD and ESPR. Experienced with sustainable strategy and implementation, including Scope 3 Cat 1 decarbonisation. Sam is a specialist in circular product strategies including waste reduction, alternative consumption methods and digital solutions for agile supply chains. The emphasis on decarbonisation of suply chains is going to be a priceless skill as more companies sign up to SBTI, CDP and ESRD and the need to reduce carbon footprints becomes essential. To illustrate what Sam can offer here is a small taste. https://lnkd.in/ehx_TyMe

There is merit in supporting an organisation to change however there is less merit in supporting a business who is fundamentally undermining what the sustainanbility movement stands for.

With the increase in interest in biodiversity & nature based solutions Science Based Targets Network is increasingly relevant. Katherine Moore Tash Morgan-Etty 🌍 Maria Soleil ☀️ Riccardo Sai

It is with great pleasure that we welcome Katherine Moore as an associate to Sustainology UK. Katherine is an absolute genius in terms of ecology and biodiversity and will supplement Sustainology existing services perfectly. She is an associate of the Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management (CIEEM) and a member of both the Institute of Environmental Sciences and The Association of Sustainability Practitioners . She has also passed the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL) course. Her background in ecology and biodiversity will strengthen our biodiversity net gain, ecological and nature-based solutions services. Her career is full of achievements in terms of biodiversity and nature-based strategy delivery and also includes working within the wider community. Katherine’s community work has included working with the charities including Moor Trees and Cornwall Climate Care where she holds a co-opted trustee and trustee position and she acts as a board advisor to Climate Explorers CIC. In addition, Katherine is a facilitator for Climate Fresk UK and is also the spokesperson for the Marine Conservation Society. In her spare time, she is never too far away from nature indulging her passion for cycling, swimming and sailing. Finally, she is also a host of Exeter’s People Planet Pint. Given the above, Riccardo Sai, Tash Morgan-Etty 🌍, Maria Soleil ☀️ and Gavin Lendon are extremely excited to start working alongside Katherine. Welcome to the team!

A busy few days for the Sustainology crew. On saturday Riccardo Sai participating in the #restorenature March in London which was very timely and with an exceptionally large crowd. Yesterday Tash Morgan-Etty 🌍 attended the Naturetech Expo in Leeds which she was very excited about. Over the last two days it has been Reset Connect as part of London Climate Action Week which both Maria Soleil ☀️ and Gavin Lendon have been at. Today Gavin Lendon is part of a webinar organised by Small Business Britain which will be very exciting given the volume of questions submitted in advance.