
M.O. - the extra mile is vast, unpopulated, and filled with opportunity. Working in ESG/responsible investing @EmpowerToday. All views my own.
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Christina Copeland retweeted
As @cdp #disclosure platform is open, lets highlight how env disclosure is a business #mustdo. Last year +20% comps disclosed on #watersecurity (2,900) & +27% disclosed on #forests (680). If you haven't disclosed on either before, 2021 is the year to do so bit.ly/3tl6o7D
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With accelerating #ClimateChange and water insecurity, it’s never been more important for companies to transition to water-secure business models.
On #WorldWaterDay, we’re celebrating the companies that #ValueWater and safeguard water resources.
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⬇️THREAD:⬇️The #TexasFreeze and #TexasBlackouts expose rising vulnerability from extreme weather events. The impacts of extreme cold and climate change disproportionately affect Black, Latinx and underserved communities. nytimes.com/2021/02/16/clima…
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Companies are twice as likely to report climate risks if pressured directly by their investors, a new @CDP report shows bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via @business
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The color of many U.S. rivers has changed since 1984 and 28% are now green, according to a study that largely attributed the change to human activity. A shift toward green is problematic because it indicates a high level of algae.
Is the sky still blue?
apnews.com/article/united-st…
Christina Copeland retweeted
Great op-ed from @CDP North America's Managing Director, Ateli Iyalla marking five years since the launch of the Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosures @FSB_TCFD highlighting progress and a call to action for companies greenbiz.com/article/fifth-a…
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Hey all, mark your calendars for the upcoming #WomenAndWater lecture series hosted by @usask_water @GWFutures in 2021! Open & free to all. Conversations by women working in water. Very excited to be hosting the Women in the Field lecture on April 8 💧
Christina Copeland retweeted
Beautiful, powerful words of gratitude from our Colorado poet laureate @BobbyLefebre in today’s @nytimes ❤️✊🏽 nytimes.com/2020/11/25/us/a-…
Christina Copeland retweeted
.@CDP’s head of #watersecurity Cate Lamb tells Terry Slavin @tslavin she hopes her new role championing water at #COP26 in Glasgow will lead to joined-up thinking on #biodiversity role in the #racetonetzero reutersevents.com/sustainabi… @REvents_SustBiz
Christina Copeland retweeted
#ClimateChange and #water security are closely linked, but only 50% of companies disclosing their environmental data through CDP in 2019 were able to pinpoint how water security translated into business risk.
Join the webinar here: bit.ly/32tj3tt
#CDPSupplyChain
Christina Copeland retweeted
DTE reported to CDP that it plans to close a large swath of its coal fleets in the coming years to reduce water-related risks.
@SPGlobal explores how rising #water stress risk threatens #US coal plants: fal.cn/3bhxd
Christina Copeland retweeted
It is important to remember that solutions to the #UrbanWaterChallenge are not just about the tech but also about people and their experiences. @kpenakok shares the moments that inspired her to start @fieldfactors - the 2020 UWC Winner.
@11thHourRacing
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Christina Copeland retweeted
Blog "A quest for quality": @CDP we're working hard to better track what companies are doing about water pollution. Thanks to @NorgesBank @EivindFliflet for supporting this. cdp.net/en/articles/water/a-…
Christina Copeland retweeted
This is an example that water scarcity leads to conflict. "The dam’s takeover is a stark example of how far people are willing to go to defend livelihoods threatened by climate change" #waterisclimate #ClimateAction
nytimes.com/2020/10/14/world…
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"Science has been telling us for some time that the water scarcity & security crisis is bad & is set to get worse. That's just not a situation that can continue."
@Cate_Lamb, CDP's Global Director of Water Security, on climate-driven water: fal.cn/3aI8H #CDPWater
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#WaterSecurity is an increasingly material risk for many companies.
Read this month’s Climetrics insights to learn how water impacts a #ClimetricsRating: fal.cn/3aDCT
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The world has no coordinated effort to protect water. @CDP says most apparel brands don't consider water pollution risks. @acousteau: “Don’t tell me you’re going to change your business practices by 2040, because that’s too late.” My latest @voguebusiness voguebusiness.com/sustainabi…
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🐟🦎🦩The 84% collapse in #freshwater species populations proves we're destroying the rivers, lakes & wetlands that our societies & economies depend on.
My new blog👇on why everyone should care & why conservation unusual can reverse the decline #LPR2020
medium.com/@WWF/why-everyone…
Christina Copeland retweeted
Fantastic to see @ScopingwithCope, CDP North America's Water Security Senior Manager, featured in @GreenBiz.
In this article, Green Biz catches up with past "30 Under 30" honorees who lead in sustainability: fal.cn/38KSL
Christina Copeland retweeted
We cannot be silent in the climate community. People of colour are disproportionately affected by climate change and social inequalities. This is also not just the case in the US - but in many other countries where POC remain the most vulnerable. #blacklivesmatter

















