Show Notes
WTF even are climate-related disclosures? Listen up for the low-down on what they're all about, as well as the big news out of Australia on them, and how this could impact your business here in NZ. Also, find out why we love Reefton Distilling Co. (It's not just 'cause they make gin and whiskey but if it was, that would be okay... nope, it's about them becoming a B Corp.) Links mentioned in the show: This powerful podcast by environmental investigative journos for the BBC reveals the shocking impacts of toxic waste and PCBs (aka 'forever chemicals) dumped across the world: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/brand/m001hf1w And this is where you can read all the CRD's from the Kiwi companies that have to submit them: https://crd-app.companiesoffice.govt.nz/dashboard/ Got a sustainability question? Email [email protected] Follow us on instagram @sustainability_demystified
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