🍃The Sustainability Top 10

Hi 🖐,

This week, we have some articles on sustainability trends to watch out for in 2023 for sustainability professionals and in investing. Also: CES taken over by green innovation from transportation to food waste, decoupling growth from emissions thanks to green energy growth, and Amazon’s sustainable products marketplace, among others. Here are The Green Tea's Top 10 actionable, innovation, and hot sustainability stories this week! 👇

1. (CSE) 7 ESG & climate corporate trends 📈 that sustainability professionals can look forward to in 2023

2. (SGVoice) Goldman Sachs analysts' list of 10 investing trends to watch in 2023

3. (The Hill) The Biden administration on Tuesday laid out a road map for curbing emissions from the transportation sector to net-zero by 2050 👟

4. (GreenBiz) Costly and with a long road ahead to scale and to make truly green but better than nothing: sustainable aviation fuel offers flight path to net-zero air travel

5. (GreenBiz) CES delivered a clear and definitive direction for the transportation industry 🚘: electric, software-based and sustainability-focused

6. (GreenBiz) Can tech take on food waste 🍕? CES 2023 certainly thinks so, showcasing startups including an avocado scanner, hyper-fast composter, and others

7. (The Hill) Developed countries are decoupling growth from climate, now let's decouple biodiversity loss too 🐘: although American greenhouse gas emissions rose 1.3 percent last year they were lower than GDP growth

8. (GreenBiz) Look for the "Climate Pledge Friendly" label 🌿: Amazon’s marketplace for more sustainable products now includes 300,000 products and 20,000 brands

9. (The Hill) Insurance-covered losses from natural catastrophes worldwide totaled $120B in 2022, with total estimated losses @$270 billion

10. (The Hill) The oceans 🌊 saw record high temperatures once again in 2022

+ (GreenBiz) Seeking to beef up 💪 your sustainability skills? Here are 40 certifications to consider

+ (The Hill) Private jet ✈ emissions sky-high at Davos: four times the carbon dioxide emissions that such aircraft would create in an average week

Happy reading 😊. Warm regards / saludos, Julio