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How important is climate change to consumers? How do climate-friendly labels help them in their daily lives? What do they expect from companies regarding climate action?

For some, it is too early and too fast – for others, too late and too hesitant. For us at ClimatePartner, the European Union’s ban on fossil fuel-powered cars from 2035 is an important step in the right direction.

The significance of climate impacts seen around the world is matched by the collaborative work ahead. Accordingly, the world is looking to COP27 with high expectations. The climate conference will focus on four core topics, including the issue of collaboration. Here, we will examine why international partnership is crucial to limiting global warming.

Over the next 5-10 years, Earth’s greatest climate-related risks can also have a significant impact on a company’s revenue. Read our eBook to find out more.

With COP27 just around the corner, the question on many peoples’ minds is: what about the money? Indeed, at COP26, the issue of how to address the cost of losses and damages that result from climate change became a contentious one.

Food and agriculture have a significant impact on the climate, responsible for around a third of global emissions. Serious change thus requires people who find new, viable strategies and drive the transformation on every level of sustainability.