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Cookstoves with SIM cards are reviving a contested carbon credit. Improved methodologies and monitoring technologies are helping cookstove projects recover from a series of damaging findings. By Jim Giles: buff.ly/dVflqoT

A new sustainability playbook: ✔️ Verified certifications ✔️ Supply chain accountability ✔️ Measurable impact Dr. Bronner's is raising the bar: buff.ly/PD7lz1l #Climate #ESG #Business

There are hundreds of sustainability certifications. Choosing the right one isn’t about prestige — it’s about relevance. This guide breaks it down: buff.ly/8hZ4jxq #ESG #Sustainability

Coffee is under threat from climate change ☕🌍 @Starbucks is giving away climate-tolerant coffee trees to help farmers adapt—and protect the future of coffee. More: buff.ly/ou5BFEb

Resilient agriculture = resilient business. From funding farmers to shaping policy, companies have more leverage than they think. Read: buff.ly/ibNH0Xw #SupplyChain #Sustainability

Corporate climate goals vs. political reality 👀 General Motors supported efforts to weaken EV-related regulations—while investing in EVs. 🔗 buff.ly/Y1WzZr1 #ClimatePolicy #Sustainability

As climate frameworks evolve, companies are spending more time on compliance—and less on action. A growing tension 👀 👉 Full story: buff.ly/ToZLZKD #Sustainability #Climate

Corporate climate goals vs. political reality 👀 General Motors supported efforts to weaken EV-related regulations, while investing in EVs: buff.ly/Y1WzZr1 #ClimatePolicy #Sustainability

Is certification losing its edge? Dr. Bronner's is shifting toward high-bar certifications + measurable impact over broad labels. A sign of where sustainability is heading 👀 🔗 buff.ly/PD7lz1l #Sustainability

Cookstove carbon credits are evolving 🔥 Gold Standard’s new methodology uses real-time data—not estimates—to measure emissions reductions. A big step for credibility in carbon markets 👇 buff.ly/dVflqoT

Why @Starbucks is giving away climate-tolerant coffee trees. More than half of the land used to grow Arabica beans for the world’s largest coffeehouse could be unusable by 2050. trellis.net/article/why-st…

Which carbon management platform is right for your organization? Verdantix evaluated 21 vendors in the 2026 Green Quadrant for Carbon Management Software—reviewing capabilities, customer outcomes, and emerging differentiators. Download the full report👇#ad buff.ly/COnGoUm

Not all carbon credits are created equal. That’s why a new coalition (Google, Meta, McKinsey) is prioritizing: ✔️ High-integrity projects ✔️ Better measurement ✔️ Real climate impact Will it work? 🔗 buff.ly/dntsxTL #ClimateAction #CarbonMarkets

Water is now a business-critical risk. New standards + CSRD alignment = a shift toward real accountability. Read more: buff.ly/5RwfVgF #ClimateRisk #Sustainability

Power = competitive advantage ⚡ As grid constraints tighten + costs rise, companies that secure energy first will scale faster. Learn how in this free webinar with @Prologis (April 16): buff.ly/SmYz6It #Energy #Logistics #ClimateTech

Soil carbon credits = climate solution or risky bet? Measurement, permanence, and trust are still under scrutiny. Read more: buff.ly/pO1CvH6 #ClimateAction #CarbonCredits

Hot take: We don’t have a “consumer awareness” problem in sustainable food. We have an affordability problem. And until that’s solved, behavior change won’t scale. More: buff.ly/Lf75c27 #ClimateAction #FoodInnovation

Carbon markets have a trust problem. A new coalition backed by Google, Meta and McKinsey & Company is trying to fix it—with better standards + real-world projects. Starting in Appalachia 🌱 Read more: buff.ly/dntsxTL

Climate standards = more credibility …but also more complexity Are they slowing decarbonization? 👉 Learn more: buff.ly/ToZLZKD #Sustainability #ClimateAction