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Although the protection and promotion of biodiversity is one of the greatest challenges of our time, it is difficult to measure the impact of products and services on biodiversity. Dr. Ulrike Eberle, Managing partner of corsus, has been involved in developing a method to estimate the impact on biodiversity for life cycle assessments.

Bürger:innenrat Klima has adopted recommendations to politicians

General

Dr. Ulrike Eberle from corsus acted as expert advisor to the Bürger:innenrat Klima on the topic of food systems. The results are now online.

corsus becomes active member of the Umwelt-Partnerschaft Hamburg

Corporate, General

Since the beginning of June 2021, corsus has been an active member of the Hamburg Environmental Partnership.

Gemeinwohl-Ökonomie (GWÖ) der Stadt Schweicheln

Diakonieverbund Schweicheln e.V. goes ECG

Economy for the Common Good, Municipalities

The seven facilities and the central administration of the Diakonieverbund Schweicheln have had themselves assessed in a joint peer review process according to the values of the Economy for the Common Good (ECG).

Photo by Arron Choi on Unsplash

corsus conducts study on human rights due diligence

Corporate, Human Rights Due Dilligence

cosus conducts a study that investigate the status of compliance with human rights due diligence as well as drivers, approaches and challenges in and for companies.

corsus supports city of Aschaffenburg with sustainability report according to BNK

Municipalities, Sustainability Report

corsus was commissioned by SKEW to support the city of Aschaffenburg together with Julia Pfinder in the preparation of the sustainability report according to BNK.

Foto von Nataliya Vaitkevich von Pexels

Environmentally conscious E-Commerce

Carbon Footprint, Corporate, General

Dr. Ulrike Eberle from corsus explains in an interview what is important in the transformation to environmentally conscious online retail.

corsus presents at the German Citizens’ Climate Council

Carbon Footprint, Food

Following the example of France and Great Britain, there is now also a Citizens' Climate Council in Germany. The task of the Citizens' Council, which consists of 160 randomly selected citizens, is to jointly discuss how "compliance with the German climate protection targets can be achieved fairly for all". They will be accompanied by "leading experts from science and business". Dr Ulrike Eberle from corsus is one of these experts. She will speak this evening at the Citizens' Council on food and climate change and recommendations for sustainable nutrition.