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Corporate partnershipsPlacing Nature on the Board Agenda supports efforts to incorporate nature into business strategy and warns that environmental degradation now poses material risks to business resilience, financial performance and long-term value creation.
The guide follows the release of The Boardroom Briefing on Nature, discussion paper and resources from the Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs’ (Defra), which urges UK businesses to unlock millions of pounds in saving and new growth opportunities by putting nature at the heart of boardroom decisions.
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Anna-Lisa Mills Executive Director at SmartCarbon & Sustainability Manager at Newcastle Hospitals led a project to recalculate the base year carbon footprint at Newcastle Hospitals in line with the Greenhouse Gas Protocol. This resulted in a 43% uplift in the republished figures, due to improved accuracy and completeness of data reporting processes, enabling Newcastle Hospitals to track progress against the Net Zero target. Carbon emissions associated with purchased goods and services are estimated to account for more than 85% of the total footprint of the Hospital.
Why temporary power matters in film and tv production: How-to Guide for applying the Greenhouse Gas Management Hierarchy
Why temporary power matters in film and tv production: How-to Guide for applying the Greenhouse Gas Management Hierarchy
ISEP member Abigail Sheppard wins the 2026 SocEnv Rising Star Award
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New guide urges businesses to consider the decline of the natural environment as a material financial risk
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