Why not hold food & agriculture companies responsible for climate impacts on farmers in supply chain? - Irit Tamir & Tim Gore, Oxfam
Govts. will be held liable for failing to adequately regulate fossil fuel industry, prevent climate harms - Alyssa Johl, Center for Intl. Environmental Law
The Philippines could soon establish liability for major climate change contributors - Zelda dT Soriano, Greenpeace Philippines
we invited companies named as being involved in the project to respond
DEME Group, Great Lakes Dredge and Dock, and Challenge Consortium on behalf of its member companies (Natl. Marine Dredging Company, Boskalis, Van Oord and Jan de Nul) responded
one-day courses on the essentials of ethical trade (London, 8 Sep-15 Dec)
how business can tackle deforestation (London, 2-3 Nov; early bird tickets end 18 Sep)
"Climate Week NYC 2015" (New York, 21-27 Sep)
panel on the use of technology to create positive social change (London, 21 Sep)
webinar: analysis of US companies' conflict mineral reporting (online, 22 Sep)
reducing child-rights related risks in supply chains (Guangzhou, 24-25 Sep)
Details of these and other events further in the future can be found here. Please send relevant event information to Alex Janczenia: janczenia@business-humanrights.org
