Why It Feels So Hard to Understand What Really Happened at COP26
The overarching narrative emerging from COP26 is complicated. The deal that emerged - the Glasgow Climate Pact - wasn’t universally celebrated, nor was it universally condemned. It won’t save the world, but it does move the needle.
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Time Magazine
Frontline Workers’ Safety Concerns Not Being Addressed by Companies
Workers are talking, but it seems that management isn't listening as closely as it should. In a new survey from SafetyCulture, "Feedback from the Field," 66% of American frontline workers said they are rarely, never, or only sometimes listened to by management on these important topics.
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EHS Today
A Times Investigation Into Amazon Deforestation
How do cow hides from illegal farms in the Amazon end up in American SUVs? My colleagues in Brazil, Manuela Andreoni, a reporter, and Victor Moriyama, a photographer, went deep into the Jaci-Parana reserve in Rondonia State to investigate a complex supply chain that links the leather used for seats in high-end trucks and cars to illegal deforestation.
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The New York Times
ISO 45001: Protecting Your People
With both the impact and costs of employee mental health building as a result of the pandemic, organizations are now recognizing that OH&S is no longer just about managing physical risk, it must address the often hidden challenges that mental health and well-being brings to the changing world of work.
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Sponsored by Lloyd's Register
Shifting Coronavirus Testing Rules Leave Travelers Frustrated
When it comes to coronavirus testing requirements and travel, rules are rules 0 except when they aren’t. That’s what Paul Marlow discovered before he flew from Vancouver, B.C., to Barcelona via Frankfurt, Germany, recently. Lufthansa emailed Marlow to notify him that he needed a negative PCR (polymerase chain reaction) test within 72 hours before his arrival to enter Spain. He paid $160 for a test.
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The Washington Post
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2022 EHS & Sustainability Events
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TECH22 | EHS&S Software, Innovation & Technology Showcase
April 5 - April 7, 2022
Fort Worth, Texas
NAEM's annual Software, Innovation & Technology Showcase offers you deep-dive training sessions, keynotes that expand your view of what’s possible, and numerous opportunities to help you achieve your technology and software goals. Plus, it’ll include a heavy focus on ESG topics.
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WOMENLEAD22 | Women's Leadership Roundtable
July 25 - July 28, 2022
Denver, Colorado
NAEM's Women's Leadership Roundtable is the only conference that helps women working in corporate EHS & Sustainability become better business leaders, excellent communicators and strong influencers in order to advance their EHS&S business initiatives and reach their career goals.
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2022 EHS & Sustainability Management Forum
October 18 - October 21, 2022
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
NAEM's EHS & Sustainability Management Forum is the largest annual gathering for environment, health and safety, and sustainability (EHS&S) decision-makers. Join your peers from leading companies, get exposed to new ideas, and come away energized and ready to implement what you've learned.
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Director of Environmental Programs
Signature Aviation
Orlando, Florida
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Director of Environmental & Sustainability Programs
Signature Flight Support
Orlando, Florida
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Manager, Energy & Sustainability
Montefiore Medical Center
Bronx, New York
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Corporate EHS Manager
Scientific Design
Little Ferry, New Jersey
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Field EHS Manager
Deployed Resources
Remote
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