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M.O. - the extra mile is vast, unpopulated, and filled with opportunity. Working in ESG/responsible investing @EmpowerToday. All views my own.

Denver, Colorado
Joined October 2009
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New @CDP report #TimeToGreenFinance analyzes data from 332 financial institutions representing US$109 trillion of assets. We must see more assessments of #water and #forest risks across portfolios📝to drive the transformation needed🌎 bit.ly/3u0YfFu
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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. THREAD ⬇️
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Today is #InternationalDayofForests and financial institutions have an important role to play in protecting them. Find out more in this new @CDP report 🌿🌱
Time for the #FinancialSector to trigger a leap forward into a #ForestPositive future, starting with disclosure on climate & forests as a key 1st step. Read the world’s first Financial Services Climate Change & Forests Disclosure Report: fal.cn/3eaeP #IntlForestsDay
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Join us tomorrow, March 3 at 10am EST for CDP's Water Forum 2021 to learn what the private sector is doing to drive change for a water-secure future! Register here: bit.ly/3bpHqw8 #CDPWater
Some $301bn of #business #value is at risk because of water stewardship challenges, yet it would take corporates just $55bn to deliver mitigation and adaptation initiatives. Better #measurement and #disclosure of #water related #risks is needed🌊 @CDP edie.net/news/4/CDP--Water-r…
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2,934 companies reported their water impacts through CDP in 2020 – a 20% increase from 2019. Find out how companies are responding to increasingly urgent water risks: bit.ly/CDPWaterReport20 and attend our launch event this Wed March 3, 10am EST: bit.ly/2NP2OTu #CDPWater
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OUT NOW: The NEW #CDPWater Report finds that responding to water risks costs corporations 5 times less than inaction 💰It’s time for all businesses to tackle water risks for a resilient, #NetZero future. Find out more: bit.ly/CDPWaterReport20
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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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OUT NOW: The 2020 @CDP Supply Chain Report finds that environmental supply chain risks could cost companies $120 billion by 2026. #Sustainable supply chains aren’t just good for the planet, they’re good business too. #CDPSupplyChain bit.ly/2YIHwZC
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Buyers and suppliers need to work together to green their supply chains. The new @CDP Supply Chain Report finds that momentum is growing as buyers become increasingly conscious of #environmental risks. #BuildBackBetter bit.ly/2YIHwZC
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Since 2015, @sciencetargets has helped translate corporate ambition into impact. In this time, companies with @sciencetargets have reduced their combined emissions by 25%, equivalent to 302 million tons or 78 coal-fired power plants. Read more: bit.ly/SBTiProgressReport202…
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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…
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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…
Out of these 300+, more than 100 companies made it on to the #CDPWater A List this year, up from 72 in 2019! We applaud these companies for their leadership in corporate transparency and action for a #WaterSecure world. bit.ly/CompanyScores2020 #CDPAList
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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 💧
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Today's news that #Singapore is the 1st country to give regulatory approval to lab-grown #meat is a great reason to review @CDP's new report "Hungry for Change": how are #FoodSystems companies adapting to a changing landscape? bit.ly/3kLY9w1
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Exciting to see CDP's work with sovereign funds expanding to Asia, starting with Singapore!
GIC has become the first sovereign fund in Asia to partner with CDP to assess climate-related financial impacts through TCFD-aligned disclosure and engagement with companies on environmental stewardship. cdp.net/en/articles/investor…
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And great to see US cities making up 28% of this year's A List!
The 2020 Cities #CDPAList is now LIVE – find out whether your city has been recognized for its commitment to building a sustainable future for citizens and the planet bit.ly/CityAList2020 #CDPCities
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