From Awareness to Action: How Brands Can Meet Consumer Demand for Plastic Reduction
Release Date: 07/25/2023
The CarbonBetter Podcast
Listen to our AMA-style webinar exploring the Voluntary Carbon Market (VCM) and the critical role intermediaries like CarbonBetter play in the market. This session is designed for potential carbon offset buyers seeking an experienced intermediary to help them choose projects that align with their sustainability goals. In the fragmented world of carbon markets, navigating project choices, pricing transparency, and quality assurance can be overwhelming. This webinar offers a clear, practical introduction to the VCM, addressing common misconceptions and shedding light on the complexities of...
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Join Nicole Sullivan, Director of Climate Services at CarbonBetter, and Candice Lawton, Senior Manager of Business Partnerships at rePurpose Global, for a discussion centered around helping brands understand the plastic waste problem from the ground up, including what can be done to account for and reduce, or offset, plastic waste in business operations. Some of the key takeaways include: Understanding Plastic’s Impact: Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the environmental and societal impact of plastic waste, as well as how consumer attitudes are shifting towards...
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Are you ready to embark on your company's sustainability journey but unsure where to start? Join us for an engaging, open-ended Q&A webinar designed to help businesses kickstart their sustainable initiatives. Nicole Sullivan, Director of Climate Services at CarbonBetter, will be on hand to answer your questions, share practical insights, and discuss actionable strategies for incorporating sustainability into your business operations. This interactive 60-minute session will be an invaluable resource for those looking to transition to more sustainable business practices, regardless of the...
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By many accounts, 2023 is expected to be a transformative year in the evolution of climate-related disclosure and mitigation requirements in the United States (US). Adding further complexity, the anticipated changes come at a time when the economy is already being tested by ongoing inflation and a possible recession. While the expected emergence of climate-related requirements in the US follows an ongoing global trend of ramping requirements for carbon accounting and disclosure, in the US (where climate action is currently largely voluntary) the cost of inaction is mounting by the day,...
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As of mid-2022, on the Forbes 2000 have made net-zero pledges. Whether your organization has made a pledge or plans to make one soon, there’s a massive difference between pledging net-zero and achieving it. Do you have a clear roadmap for your sustainability journey? What are the right steps to consider in 2023 to achieve 2040 net-zero carbon, water, and waste goals? It’s time to create a clear roadmap. In this 1-hour conversation moderated by Dominic Sung from CarbonBetter, panelists Nicole Sullivan from CarbonBetter and Sherry Frey from Nielsen IQ will explore the latest data...
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According to a recent study by Bank of America, carbon credits issued in 2020 equaled only 0.4% of total global emissions, or 210 million metric tons of carbon dioxide. These issuances indicate the supply gap of carbon is significant—data shows the carbon market needs to grow by about 50x to meet 2050 net-zero targets. 's Director of Climate Services, Nicole Sullivan, is joined by Julius Pasay of and Dan Linsky from to discuss efforts to close this gap and challenges in developing projects and issuing credits at scale. ABOUT US We're a privately held firm focused on sustainability &...
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There are many sustainability considerations in the alcoholic beverage industry, including the carbon footprint of ingredients, packaging selection, distribution, and water consumption—for example, it’s estimated that it takes 12 times the final volume of alcohol to produce it. Join leaders from three alcoholic beverage brands—, , and —as they share their different approaches to integrating sustainability in their manufacturing and operations. From setting ambitious sustainability targets, to integrating sustainability into facility design, to packaging choices, to launching...
info_outlineJoin Nicole Sullivan, Director of Climate Services at CarbonBetter, and Candice Lawton, Senior Manager of Business Partnerships at rePurpose Global, for a discussion centered around helping brands understand the plastic waste problem from the ground up, including what can be done to account for and reduce, or offset, plastic waste in business operations. Some of the key takeaways include:
- Understanding Plastic’s Impact: Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the environmental and societal impact of plastic waste, as well as how consumer attitudes are shifting towards sustainability and opportunities for brands to take action. This includes insights into the history of plastic usage, current disposal statistics, and the global urgency for responsible plastic management.
- Measuring and Reducing Plastic Footprint: Attendees will learn the essential steps for quantifying a business’s plastic waste and the various strategies for reduction. This encompasses the use of innovative tools, technologies, and alternative materials, along with real-world examples of successful reduction initiatives by brands.
- Role of Plastic Offsetting and Credits: Participants will be introduced to the concept of plastic credits and offsetting as tools for achieving plastic neutrality. They will learn how to identify high-quality plastic credits, understand emerging standards, and explore examples of impactful offsetting projects.
- Actionable Steps for Sustainable Branding and Collaboration: Attendees will leave with actionable steps for integrating sustainability into their brand identity, with emphasis on transparency and authenticity. They will also be encouraged to collaborate with suppliers, consumers, and other businesses, to reduce their environmental impacts, particularly plastic impacts.