🍃The Sustainability Top 10

Hi 🖐, This week, we have some sustainability training options from $0 to $2800, EEOC drawing a line around AI, paths to get fusion energy by 2028, JP Morgan putting big $s behind carbon capture tech, food systems disastrous link to biodiversity and positive news on solar energy. Learn about this and more in The Green Tea's Top 10 actionable, innovation, and hot sustainability stories this week! 👇

1. (GreenBiz) From $0 to $2800: 18 training options to upskill yourself to develop sustainability strategies and tactics

2. (GreenBiz) " 'What are LinkedIn’s particular unique assets that we can use to accelerate climate action?' It’s a question that every company should ask", a conversation with Linkedin's sustainability lead.

3. (TER) Equal Employment Opportunity Commission's (EEOC) new guidance holds companies responsible for any AI discrimination in hiring, firing, or promotions

4. (The Hill) Helion committed to provide Microsoft with 50MW of fusion power by 2028. How could they do it?

5. (Climateworks) JPMorgan makes one of the biggest bets ever on carbon removal with $20M purchase from Climateworks

6. (GreenBiz) Global food system is the primary driver of biodiversity loss: responsible for 86 percent of threats to species

7. (TrueEssence) ~40% of food is wasted in the supply chain. True Essence Foods is providing companies a way to cut food losses while delivering consistently fresh flavor and reducing transportation costs and emissions

8. (Bloomberg)(Report) Some good news: analysis from the International Energy Agency shows that solar manufacturing capacity is expanding so fast that it can already meet the 2030 target from the IEA’s scenario for net zero CO2 emissions by 2050.

9. (GreenBiz) As 90% of end-of-life solar panels end up in landfills, the need to manage climate tech waste streams is growing exponentially and startups like Solarcycle are racing to fill the void

10. (NYTimes) A deal was reached to reduce water use from the drying Colorado river. 7 US states and 40M people depend on it, but what is the water used for?

Enjoy and reflect 💭. Warm regards / saludos, Julio