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  • ‘Boycotting palm oil won’t end deforestation. But stricter new standards offer hope’

    Dan Strechay, (Mar 12, 2019)

    Ahead of next week’s Responsible Business Summit in New York, Dan Strechay of the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil explains why his organisation’s new principles and criteria will help consumer goods giants deliver on their zero-deforestation commitments

  • Final countdown for forests in the magazine

    Terry Slavin, (Nov 2, 2018)

    In the November issue of Ethical Corporation we assess progress on corporate zero deforestation commitments as the clock ticks down to 2020, and how the healthcare sector is stepping up efforts to meet the Sustainable Development Goals

  • Why UNEP sees the private sector as critical to its mission to clean up the oceans

    Terry Slavin, (May 9, 2018)

    UNEP's Jorge Laguna-Celis tells Terry Slavin why the UN agency now regards companies as crucial partners in efforts such as ending ocean plastics and fighting biodiversity loss

  • Paul Polman: ‘I feel like it’s my first day at Unilever, and there is a lot to do’

    Terry Slavin, (May 1, 2018)

    On the eve of a tense AGM this week, the Unilever CEO sits down with Ethical Corporation’s editor Terry Slavin, and dismisses any idea he is preparing to step down

  • Zeroing in on community livelihoods in the palm oil industry

    Eric Marx, (Apr 26, 2018)

    Unilever, Marks and Spencer and Sime Darby are at the forefront of working with governments and communities to meet their zero deforestation commitments, writes Eric Marx

  • CSR Cheat Sheet: UK retailer Iceland ditches palm oil over deforestation fears

    Oliver Balch, (Apr 16, 2018)

    UK retailer to remove palm oil from own-brand products; animal welfare index snubs Sainsbury; shipping industry agrees decarbonisation strategy

  • HSBC overhauls deforestation policy after Greenpeace investigation

    Rebecca Ley, (Feb 22, 2017)

    More than 200,000 people signed a Greenpeace petition putting pressure on HSBC over its links to harmful palm oil corporations

  • Human rights: The business case for backing civil rights defenders

    Terry Slavin, (Nov 17, 2016)

    A new report from Charities Aid Foundation argues that companies can - and should - be at the vanguard of protecting human rights

  • EthicsWatch: Indonesia fires - Indonesia’s burning questions

    April Streeter, (Nov 19, 2015)

    There’s no doubt that ongoing forest fires are a crisis for Indonesia. The first step towards a solution is the acceptance of responsibility by palm oil and pulp and paper corporations

  • Deforestation briefing: Palmed off - Rumble in the Jungle

    April Streeter, (Aug 17, 2015)

    Changes, or at least assurances of changes, are coming to the palm oil industry, a mega-business blamed for much of the deforestation in tropical nations

  • NGOWatch – June 2015

    Nadine Hawa, (Jun 5, 2015)

    Conflict mineral disclosure, birth certificates for street kids, India NGO crackdown and oceans valued

  • Essay: Past, Present and Future: The Road to a Sustainable Agri-sector

    Lucas Simons, (Mar 3, 2015)

    The palm oil sector is on the verge of important structural change, but it’s still a long way from true sustainability

  • Corporate engagement: How Asian responsibility is changing its stripes

    Paul French, (Feb 8, 2015)

    As economies are growing, so is the sophistication of community engagement programmes in Asia

  • NGOWatch – February 2015

    Nadine Hawa, (Feb 4, 2015)

    Greenpeace energy exposé, China fines polluters, ocean plastic debris, and big brands lag behind on sustainable packaging

  • Analysis: Asia Pulp & Paper Forest – restoration not destruction

    Sam Phipps, (Jun 11, 2014)

    In a major turnaround, APP is taking a lead with its forest protection and restoration initiative

  • South-East Asia briefing: Case study – Indonesia Growth at expense of environmental resources

    April Streeter, (May 7, 2014)

    Indonesia enjoys a vibrant economy and growing middle class, though much of the growth is based on a system of natural resource extraction that is just starting to seek real sustainability goals

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Shell wants 'to be at the leading edge, not the bleeding edge' with climate plan

Posted on Sep 3, 2019

Amid accusations that the Anglo-Dutch oil major is trying to extend an unsustainable business model with its embrace of nature-based climate solutions and increased investment in gas, Terry Slavin interviews Shell New Energies' Mark Gainsborough about Shell's Net Zero Carbon Footprint plan

All eyes on China as national carbon market plan emerges from haze

Posted on Sep 1, 2019

As Beijing ramps up preparations to create the world’s largest carbon market, the burning question is whether it will eventually be part of a global market, reports Jill Baker

‘The IPCC land use report is a wake-up call for Big Food’

Posted on Aug 15, 2019

Maria Lettini of FAIRR argues that scientists, and an increasing number of consumers and investors have recognised the climate imperative for the food sector to transition away from meat and dairy products toward alternative proteins

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‘Banks still only pay lip service to the UN Guiding Principles, with dire consequences’

Posted on Dec 6, 2019

BankTrack’s Ryan Brightwell says its latest human rights benchmark shows only ABN Amro can be considered a 'leader', while four out of five banks meet fewer than half of the benchmark’s requirements


75 CEOs call for US to stay in the Paris Agreement as emissions continue to rise

Posted on Dec 4, 2019

As #COP25 opens in Madrid Oliver Balch reports on a boost in firms signing up to Science Based Targets and research on how 2020 goals have fallen short


‘Consumer goods firms are failing to see the wood for the trees’

Posted on Nov 29, 2019

While Danone, Nestlé, L’Oréal and Unilever are leaders, big brands are failing to respond to increasing deforestation with anything like the urgency needed, warns CDP’s Ling Sin Fai Lam

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