This weeks posts:

Good luck to everyone who has put in the hours and run through the ice and rain while they have been training hard for the London Marathon on Sunday.

A friend said this morning it's about the finish line, not the finish time! (This is a great bit of advice for first-time runners!).

However, if you have seen images or experienced the recent 'apocalyptic' Dubai floods and think about the sustainability journey as a marathon and not a sprint it's definitely more about the TIME!

Matt's post on Planting Trees ≠ Biodiversity by ?Woop Woop for Nature highlights that there is more to planting trees for biodiversity than there seems.

Tatiana’s post by Alan Moore ?looks at the investment in UK energy sector and how its taken another leap forward with an additional ￡58 bn into the transmission network.

Neil has chosen a post by Adeline Diab; who writes about some key insights from the 2024 BI ESG Investing Summit looking if energy security geopolitics is a new ESG?

John’s post by the World Economic Forum looks at Africa’s oldest national park, Virunga National park, in the DRC and how they embarked on a clean-power plan to stop deforestation.

?Steph’s post by? Rowena Reyes talks about leaders needing to understand the root causes of gender equality so they can take effective action to unlock women’s broad potential in the workplace.

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