Nature & Sustainability

Collating the descriptions of Brigitte Bardot (known worldwide as B.B.) reveals how the world accentuated certain traits, like a French locomotive gaining unstoppable momentum:

We can no longer look only at financial returns in isolation. Investment decisions can be enhanced by effectively using non-financial information about an organisation’s operating practices around material ESG factors. With every business owner being accountable over ESG issues, the cost of ignoring it heightens the risk for all

Climate change is our defining fight. Pledges to strive for ‘net zero’ by governments, institutions and businesses are one thing. Taking immediate action is another. If 10 GtCO2 needs to be removed annually from the atmosphere by 2050, a clear transition is required to meet an energy system that is net zero. But this isn’t about slowly working out what to do in 20 years’ time. The level of greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) this decade will determine whether the temperature rise can be limited to 1.5°C. This report looks at who is taking action now, and how.

Robert “Bertie“ Eden is a committed pioneer and THE reference for organic and biodynamic winemaking. He is a forward-thinking icon leading to inspire widespread environmental change. His winery, Chateau Maris, “is one of the top five most environmentally friendly vineyards in the world”. A fantastic biodynamic wine Capstone.

Biomimetics are considered the pathway between biology and engineering. Biomimicry literally means imitation of the living. “We’ve come back full circle to realise the power and importance of nature. The question we like to ask in our thinking is ‘what would nature do? We need to keep an open mind that nature, as an engineer, was here first” says Lars-Uno Larsson, Founder of Swedish Biomimetics 3000