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- Stop Mining: By reducing reliance on virgin materials, we can minimize habitat destruction, water pollution, and CO? emissions from extraction. - Design Out Waste: Rethinking product design to cut waste, packaging, and product lifecycles is crucial. Embracing modularity and recyclability enables repair, reuse, and disassembly. - Work with Existing Materials: Recycling and repurposing mined materials in a closed-loop system reduces the need for new resources, lowering waste and energy consumption. Shifting to a circular economy is imperative for environmental and societal well-being, prioritizing long-term benefits over short-term growth. Learn more about sustainable practices [here](https://linqapp.com/energy).

At #COP16Colombia, Inger Andersen underscores the need for action on the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework. With Indigenous Peoples, youth, and diverse voices represented, this ‘People’s COP’ focuses on delivering biodiversity targets for much-needed #PeaceWithNature.

At #COP16 policymakers, industries and the financial sector must collaborate urgently to address the biodiversity crisis and secure a sustainable future for ecosystems worldwide. Our biodiversity expert Anna-Karin sees the urgent need also for the financial industry to get clear directions: https://lnkd.in/dr6Bsk9x #Nordea #myNordea

Join the The World Bank at COP 16 on Biodiversity today as we engage in crucial discussions to create a livable world for all. Be part of the conversation on sustainable solutions for biodiversity protection and global development. Tune in and watch live here: https://lnkd.in/dCVk-CzF #COP16 #Biodiversity #SustainableFuture"

As we approach the crucial discussions at #COP16, CWF is calling for a bold and comprehensive global response to the biodiversity crisis, with a particular focus on education. ?? Learn more about our key recommendations ?? https://ow.ly/TK4P50TR8WY #DoMoreForWildlife #BiodiversityEducation

At #COP16 policymakers, industries and the financial sector must collaborate urgently to address the biodiversity crisis and secure a sustainable future for ecosystems worldwide. Our biodiversity expert Anna-Karin sees the urgent need also for the financial industry to get clear directions: https://lnkd.in/dcyFYXfA #Nordea #myNordea

Exciting times ahead at #COP16Colombia in Cali, where the focus will be on scaling up financial resources for biodiversity. Investing in nature is not just a necessity for achieving the #KMGBF goals, but also a catalyst for innovation and sustainable growth.

At #COP16 policymakers, industries and the financial sector must collaborate urgently to address the biodiversity crisis and secure a sustainable future for ecosystems worldwide. Our biodiversity expert Anna-Karin sees the urgent need also for the financial industry to get clear directions: https://lnkd.in/dVrCPaw4 #Nordea #myNordea

At #COP16 policymakers, industries and the financial sector must collaborate urgently to address the biodiversity crisis and secure a sustainable future for ecosystems worldwide. Our biodiversity expert Anna-Karin sees the urgent need also for the financial industry to get clear directions: https://lnkd.in/dFzJmri4 #Nordea #myNordea

In case you missed it: At #COP16, countries outlined a bold new strategy to mobilize $200 billion annually by 2030 to support biodiversity. Key goals include redirecting $500 billion in harmful subsidies and creating sustainable financing mechanisms. This approach aims to bridge the funding gap and empower global biodiversity initiatives for a thriving planet.