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?? Revision 2 of the Summit of the Future’s Pact of the Future has been released, and it STILL contains no mention of fossil fuels! ???? Despite some changes and a new introductory section, the pact remains weak and continues to overlook this critical issue. Swipe through to see the key points and why we need robust action and clear commitments to phase out fossil fuels for a sustainable future! ???? Take action by signing the Global Citizen petition at the link in the comments below for world leaders to endorse a #FossilFreeFuture through a #FossilFuelTreaty! ?

Massive Support for Fossil-Free Future Denmark’s Demand to Revise the North Sea Agreement! Through an open letter, 17 organizations and 98 scientists are now calling on the Danish government to end oil extraction much earlier than currently planned under the North Sea Agreement (link for letter below). In 2020, a broad coalition of parties agreed to put an end date on oil & gas production in the Danish North Sea by 2050. However, this is far too late according to a report from the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research released during COP28, which concluded that rich countries like Denmark must phase-out all fossil fuel production by 2031 to ensure a just energy transition. The organizations and researchers signing the open letter furthermore emphasize the urgent need to revise the agreement to close its loopholes, thereby preventing the fossil fuel industry from expanding oil and gas production on Danish soil. ? Read the open letter and see all signatories here: https://lnkd.in/d6tfc-76 ?? Read the report: https://lnkd.in/dpG9uNK5 ?? Read today's article on the open latter in today's Dagbladet Information: https://lnkd.in/d-QXaDEN Support our work for a fossil-free future by: ?? Sharing and commenting this post ?? Informing about Denmark’s significant oil production ?? Joining a group working for a Fossil-Free Future in Denmark. Thanks so much to the 98 scientists and Greenpeace, Danmarks Naturfredningsforening, R?det for Gr?n Omstilling, Klimabev?gelsen i Danmark, Oxfam, Plastic Change, Verdens Skove , Den Gr?nne Ungdomsbev?gelse, Mission East, Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke, CARE, Global Aktion, Globalt Fokus, AnsvarligFremtid, Rethinking Economics and NOAH for signing the open letter.

The conceptual foundation of carbon credits emerged in the 1990s, crystallizing with the Kyoto Protocol of 1997. This landmark international agreement introduced mechanisms like the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), allowing industrialized nations to finance emission-reduction projects in developing countries to meet their climate commitments.

?? NEW SUS-POL BLOG ?? In a new blog for the SUS-POL project, Joachim Peter Tilsted explores how supply-side climate policies could be vital for cutting the production of plastics and the proliferation of plastics pollution. Tilsted argues that "the link between climate and plastics therefore goes beyond the direct impacts and to the heart of the global energy system. This much-overlooked link—critical to the world’s socio-ecological crises—has its common root in the fossil energy regime. By addressing this root directly, fossil fuel supply-side policy can play a key part in tackling the plastics crisis." Check out the full blog here: https://lnkd.in/eYTibBgQ

?? On plastics, fossil fuels and climate change?? While I am hosted by Peter Newell at the University of Sussex, I have had the opportunity to engage with the importance of phasing out fossil fuels via supply-side policy as part of the SUS-POL project. On this basis, I have written this blog post, highlighting the relationships between plastics and fossil fuels and the relevance of supply-side policy for the plastics crisis: 'Fossil fuels and plastics are deeply intertwined both?organizationally, institutionally, and technologically, and these ties have been?built and strengthened?over the last?century. The link between climate and plastics therefore goes beyond the direct impacts and to the heart of the global energy system. This much-overlooked link—critical to the world’s socio-ecological crises—has its common root in the fossil energy regime. By addressing this root directly, fossil fuel supply-side policy can play a key part in tackling the plastics crisis.'

Interesting factoids - when global leaders are lagging over the COP conferences . According to ITN business and Chatham house info In the UK alone this year, there have been over 20 conferences dedicated to climate sustainability and the circular economy, spanning diverse topics like renewable energy, waste reduction, and corporate sustainability strategies. Including larger-scale 4 nation forums like the Net Zero Festival, the Biffa Waste Net Zero Conference, and various regional summits and business expos, which also covered circular economy innovations https://lnkd.in/e-uWh69m

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The ICLRC and the Gazprombank’s Sustainable Development Hub present the 21st issue of the Climate Bulletin (in Russian) – https://lnkd.in/g53u8hkP. In the new issue: - the European liquefied natural gas operators are preparing for the energy of the future; - carbon regulation broadens its coverage; - the first climate case heard at the ECtHR; - the future of recycling and the use of recyclable materials; - the dynamics of sustainable finance. The other issues of the Bulletin (in Russian) are always available on our website – https://lnkd.in/eFQytWrc. #publication?#climate #carbonregulation

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This year, we joined the Science Based Targets initiative (#SBTi), committing us to decreasing our Scope 1 emissions by 50% by 2030 and to report on progress annually.? The #SBTi drives ambitious corporate climate action, helping companies align their goals with the Paris Agreement and promoting a global net-zero energy system. To read more about our environmental objectives for 2024, view our Responsible Business Report 2023-24: ?? https://lnkd.in/eGqvJjYF ?? #SBTi #ParisAgreement #globalnetzero?