REAL Sustainability attended the Business Declares webinar Why Support the Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill. This private members bill, tabled by Caroline Lucas MP, now has the support of nearly 100 MPs. The event brought together Caroline with pioneering leaders from Bates Wells, Ecotricity, Riverford and Body Shop to discuss the bill and what they are doing to be regenerative
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REAL Sustainability attended the Sustainable Brands webinar on Regenerative Business. Regeneration goes beyond being sustainable not just restoring a system but improving its ability to restore itself. Representatives from fashion brand Timberland, food company General Mills and HowGood talked about some of the issues particularly regenerative agriculture.
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Mia Hadrill, anti-plastic pollution campaigner and creator of Aim Plastic Free talks to Safia Minney of REAL Sustainability.
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Doughnut economics is a model based on ensuring all people get the essentials of life within planetary boundaries. Kate Raworth, who pioneered the approach, talks about how business needs to be distributive and regenerative to do the doughnut. This requires consideration when designing the purpose, networks, governance, ownership and finance of enterprises.
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REAL Sustainability attended the webinar to launch the Circular Economy report Avoiding Blindspots: Promoting Circular and Fair Business Models. The circular economy has the potential to conserve materials and resources and thereby significantly reduce emissions and biodiversity loss. To make this happen, there needs to be change to business and economic models.
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