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BSR’s Sam Read, Executive Director of the Sustainable Entertainment Alliance, explores the role of the entertainment industry in inspiring more sustainable behaviors and how some of the world’s largest production companies are working to become more sustainable themselves. “About half, give or take, on any given production of carbon emissions come from fuel, and that’s largely transportation, so the trucks and the cars that are being used to transport crew and equipment, but also diesel generators that are used as a reliable source of mobile power,” he explained. “Our members do a lot of work around clean mobile power and trying to expand access to batteries and work with crews to understand how to get the most out of those batteries as a replacement for a diesel generator, or how to work with EVs and get a replacement for a diesel truck.” Read more: https://lnkd.in/eKuP8G2k #sustainablebusiness #entertainmentindustry #cleanenergy #procurement

Standing in Times Square, seeing Denovia Labs up on that massive billboard during Climate Week—it feels surreal. It’s a moment that reminds me just how far we’ve come and how much further we’re going to go. 💪 I couldn’t be prouder of the incredible team that’s turned our vision into reality. Together, we’re not just addressing the plastic waste problem—we’re reinventing how the world thinks about it. To our investors and partners, your belief in us fuels our drive to push the boundaries of innovation every day. But make no mistake—this is just the beginning. 🌱 We are on a mission to build a sustainable future, and I know that with the passion, creativity, and commitment of everyone at Denovia, we will make an impact that goes far beyond a billboard in New York’s Times Square. Let’s keep moving forward, because the future we’re building together is one worth fighting for. #DenoviaLabs #ClimateWeekNYC #Teamwork #Sustainability #Innovation #JustGettingStarted

➡ Check out our Founder & MD Shailendra Singh Rao's insightful conversation with BrandWagon FinancialExpress on how a campaign adds the human touch to the company image. Especially the campaigns raise awareness about sustainability, climate change, & environmental protection. Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/dg-stnch #CREDUCE #latestarticle #insightful #knowledge #learnings #campaigns #adcampaigns #nature #sustainability #climatechange #environmentalprotection #gogreen #sustainablesolutions #carbonfootprint #carbonremoval #carboncredits #carbonreduction #branding #climatecrisis #climateaction

🌍 Last week, I had the incredible opportunity to attend Climate Week NYC, an event brimming with innovative ideas and discussions on sustainable practices and marketing. The experience was both enlightening and inspiring, highlighting the urgent need for collective action in the fight against climate change. Among the many thought leaders, two individuals stood out for their tangible contributions to sustainability in very different industries: John Osborn from Global Dignity and Ad Net Zero US. John’s energy and enthusiasm for Global Dignity’s vision of a dignified life for all is both inspiring and humbling. Also, his work promoting sustainable advertising practices is pivotal in helping reduce the carbon footprint in advertising production and media, fostering a more responsible industry. Learn more about both initiatives at www.globaldignity.org and www.adnetzero.com. Jason Nadolny, who not only crafts a wonderful old fashioned 🥃 but also owns Pronto Boxes, a company transforming the moving industry in the New York Tri-State area with reuseable moving box rentals. This approach is cleaner, more sustainable and cost-effective, offering a brilliant alternative to traditional moving supplies. Discover more at www.prontoboxes.com. Their dedication to sustainability is a powerful reminder of what can be achieved when passion meets purpose. Let's drive meaningful change and create a lasting impact. Together, we can build a sustainable world for generations to come. #Sustainability #ClimateWeekNYC #OldFashioned #SustainableMarketing #Purpose #MovingBoxes 🌿

Consumer trust in sustainability claims is at an all-time low—only 4% completely believe in those green logos. 🌱 Meanwhile, 60% of Britons see climate change as the biggest threat to civilization, and over half are reshaping their opinions based on brands' eco-practices. Trickle Up isn’t just talking about sustainability; we’re empowering UK SMEs to take real, measurable action. From reducing carbon emissions to crafting strategies that radiate transparency and authenticity, we help businesses build trust, credibility, and a greener future. Ready to align your brand with the values of today's conscious consumers? Let’s create meaningful change together. ✨ #Sustainability #TrickleUp #DigitalMarketing

We present our financial figures twice a year. But that’s not the only thing that counts since as an employer of around 12,000 employees in ten countries, we have a special social responsibility.   With our solutions and services, we help to create living spaces worth living in every day. At the same time, we are highly committed to minimising the negative impact of our business activities on people and the environment.   So what about our figures in terms of sustainability? More on this in our slides 👇🏽.   More here 🔗: https://lnkd.in/dp-CdEj5   #spacesforlife | #sustainability | #CorporateResponsibility | #FactFriday

Standing in Times Square, seeing Denovia up on that massive billboard during Climate Week—it feels surreal. It’s a moment that reminds me just how far we’ve come and how much further we’re going to go. 💪 I couldn’t be prouder of the incredible team that’s turned our vision into reality. Together, we’re not just addressing the plastic waste problem—we’re reinventing how the world thinks about it. To our investors and partners, your belief in us fuels our drive to push the boundaries of innovation every day. But make no mistake—this is just the beginning. 🌱 We are on a mission to build a sustainable future, and I know that with the passion, creativity, and commitment of everyone at Denovia, we will make an impact that goes far beyond a billboard. Let’s keep moving forward, because the future we’re building together is one worth fighting for. #DenoviaLabs #ClimateWeekNYC #Teamwork #Sustainability #Innovation #JustGettingStarted

❗️In a powerful call to action, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres recently urged advertising and PR companies to sever ties with fossil fuel clients. His words resonate deeply with our mission at not so creative: "Stop taking on new fossil fuel clients, from today, and set out plans to drop your existing ones. Fossil fuels are not only poisoning our planet – they’re toxic for your brand." 🔥 As a team dedicated to driving positive change, we stand by this imperative. It's a crucial turning point for our industry, and we are proud to be part of the movement that prioritizes our planet over profits. We've signed the Clean Creatives pledge reinforcing our commitment to a sustainable and ethical approach in our industry. We are committed to only collaborating with like-minded partners who share our vision for a sustainable future. To our clients, team members, and industry peers – thank you for inspiring us every day to push boundaries and make impactful choices. 🌱

This week I've been at London #CEWeek24. A circular economy event showcasing demonstrating what circulate economy is doing in London. Obviously, I'm from Manchester, an while there has been some significant bluster in the northwest about net zero and cyclic economy come on the two things that I can tell you, experiencing how money is spent here it's not about circular economy or net zero. yes there is a focus on things like energy club but that's not going to get us there come on giving that half the emissions of the entire region come from waste. Out of the two cities, London appears to be significantly ahead of where we're going in Greater Manchester. Despite not committing to as ambitious targets. So, who is being sensible? Is it better to set political targets you have no chance of meeting because you won't invest in, or change commercial processes to get the very things you need done, or is it better to set realistic transformational targets, that will get civic life least some of the way? It's very easy to make commitments you have no intention of keeping to come up when you think there is no chance of meeting them anyway. If I were a politician, I could say I will grow to be 10 foot 11 high in 55 years, knowing that I've got two terms at best or I retire in 20. Is it worth being honest with citizens, suppliers and of course the planet, technically, or fabricate political targets, drive in the opposite direction and then simply hide the fact that you aren't delivering on them? Potentially undermining your own arms length bodies? Certainly, it seems that circular economy and sustainability Focus in London his definitely itself sustainable in the way it's implemented and thought about. it's clear there are motions happening that our evidence come up but it's great to Manchester is doing next to nothing. yes there are lots of people shouting about stuff but where is the public sector change? Even the arm length bodies, themselves undermined by Northern councils, are way better but also misrepresent the footprints they have. It appears the UK public authorities are lacking in honesty and integrity in this regard.

At Inchcape, we want to bring mobility to the world’s communities for today, tomorrow and for the better. Hear from our executive team, Duncan Tait, Mike Bowers, Helen Cunningham, Mark Dearnley, Adrian Lewis and Liz Brown, on how we’re supporting the mobility transition across our markets, supporting global climate targets and making our operations more sustainable and inclusive. Read our 2023 Sustainability Report to discover more: https://lnkd.in/eiVPRAdW #Inchcape #Sustainability #SustainabilityReport