MEDIA HIGHLIGHTS – CEBDS
‘'Reporting emissions is increasingly becoming an obligation,' says Tim Mohin, CEO of GHG Protocol.
In an interview with O Globo and Valor Econômico, Tim Mohin, CEO of GHG Protocol, points out that reporting emissions is ceasing to be voluntary and is moving towards becoming a global obligation, a standard already used by 97% of S&P 500 companies and required in approximately 70 jurisdictions. Mohin will be in Brazil to advocate for this agenda at the Sustainable Congress, an event organized by CEBDS, taking place on August 26th.
‘'Land regulation is an urgent issue,' says Marina Grossi.
In Estadão, a report features the assessment of Marina Grossi, president of CEBDS and special envoy of the COP-30 presidency to the business sector, during the fourth meeting of Brasil Adiante. She argues that land regulation in the Amazon is urgent to protect environmental assets from criminal actions and to enable credit policies and legal security for small producers.
Brazil Forward: Reaching the economic potential of the Amazon depends on land tenure and governance issues.
An article in Estadão details the Environment and Amazon panel at the Brasil Adiante event, in which Marina Grossi, president of CEBDS, advocates transforming the Amazon into a development platform through the bioeconomy, strengthening public governance and conditions to attract investment and generate income in the region.
