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Restoring nature to help mitigate climate change
The world is losing 137 wildlife species every day, largely driven by the clearing of forests for agriculture1. Not only does deforestation cause displacement and extinction of wildlife, but it also increases carbon levels in our atmosphere as forests are responsible for absorbing 30% of all global carbon emissions2. Protecting ecosystems is essential to restore biodiversity and mitigate climate change.
Working together to act for nature
Responsible sourcing and efficient water use are important to minimise harm to ecosystems. All paperboard and plant-based polymers in our carton packages come from certified and other controlled sources, with our plant-based portfolio expanding every year. We are also working with our customers to reduce their material losses, waste and water usage. And together with stakeholders, we launched a pioneering land restoration initiative in Brazil to help restore up to 7,000 hectares in the Atlantic Forest by 2030.
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Working together to act for nature
Responsible sourcing and efficient water use are important to minimise harm to ecosystems. All paperboard and plant-based polymers in our carton packages come from certified and other controlled sources, with our plant-based portfolio expanding every year. We are also working with our customers to reduce their material losses, waste and water usage. And together with stakeholders, we launched a pioneering land restoration initiative in Brazil to help restore up to 7,000 hectares in the Atlantic Forest by 2030.
Watch the story.
1UNEP - UN Environment Programme, Facts about the nature crisis. Source: UNEP.org
2Karsenty, A., Blanco, C., & Dufour, T. (2003). Forests and climate change: Instruments related to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and their potential for sustainable forest management in Africa. Source: Fao.org