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Indonesia, Malaysia, and the EU develop a guide for smallholders on EU deforestation rules

Indonesia, Malaysia, and the European Union will jointly develop a practical guide to the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) for smallholders by November, according to the Council of Palm Oil Producing Countries (CPOPC). This intergovernmental body, which includes major palm oil producers such as Indonesia, Malaysia, and Honduras, announced that the collaboration aims to support smallholders…

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EPA Unveils Additional Safer Choice Label for Safer, More Sustainable Cleaning for Outdoor Use

EPA Unveils Additional Safer Choice Label for Safer, More Sustainable Cleaning for Outdoor Use

On Sept. 18, as part of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s efforts to prevent pollution and empower people to find products with ingredients that are safer for public health and the environment, the agency launched an Outdoor Use Safer Choice label. This new label expands on EPA’s existing Safer Choice label and would identify outdoor…

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UN’s Sustainable Development Goals at risk of being missed

Force for Good: UN’s Sustainable Development Goals at risk of being missed – 9 urgent actions needed to unlock progress as cost of SDG gap rises by 10% to US$112-136 trillion

A new report from Force for Good – “Capital as a Force for Good: Shifting the Global Order Through the Mass Mobilization of Solutions” – finds urgent action is needed now to unlock progress and achieve the SDGs. It identifies ‘Nine Big Ideas’ that, if scaled globally, have the potential to unlock SDG progress from…

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EPA and Richmond Teams Partner for Greener Southside

Rooted in Justice: EPA and Richmond Teams Partner for Greener Southside

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Mid-Atlantic Regional Administrator Adam Ortiz met with residents, community leaders and local nonprofit Groundwork RVA to discuss environmental justice challenges during a visit to Richmond, Virginia on September 18. During his visit, Ortiz toured Groundwork RVA’s Hillside Farm, which focuses on sustainable land use and addressing food deserts by…

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Australia to Mandate Climate Reporting Starting 1 January 2025

Australia to Mandate Climate Reporting Starting 1 January 2025

Australia’s mandatory climate reporting starts January 1, 2025, following the passage of the Treasury Laws Amendment (Financial Market Infrastructure and Other Measures) Bill. Royal Assent is expected soon, meaning entities will need to prepare for this new requirement. Under the new law, companies must conduct scenario analyses, evaluating both a low (1.5-degree) and high (2.5+…

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