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Half a million people have endorsed a treaty to stop their global proliferation.
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Sara Jane Ahmed, advisor to the Vulnerable 20 (V20) Group of Finance Ministers and founder of the Financial Futures Center (FFC), was recognized as one of the awardees of the Climate Breakthrough Project this year. Ahmed is the first Filipino and Bangladeshi to receive this award. She has authored studies…
collaboration. While a pitched battle is underway to save old-growth trees on the West Coast, a British Columbia–based environmental nonprofit, Canopy, is conscripting a contingent of global and luxury brands that are pledging to eliminate packaging made from the world’s ancient and endangered forests. And that growing commitment by renowned companies—whether in food, fashion, beauty, or publishing—may push change on the ground in B.C.’s old-growth forests and its wood and pulp and paper sectors, said Nicole Rycroft, executive director of Canopy. Advertisement French luxury conglome...
Share Nicole Rycroft, founder and executive director of Canopy, a non-profit organization that works with the forest industry’s biggest customers to develop sustainable solutions, has been awarded the US$3 million Climate Breakthrough Award. Photo: Alana Paterson / The Narwhal Profile ‘Risk-taking is an absolute expectation’: Nicole Rycroft talks forests and her US$3 million climate award Canopy founder and executive director plans to use the Climate Breakthrough Award to scale up her work to shift packaging and clothing manufacturing away from for...