Resultado de búsqueda
It’s time to move beyond “carbon tunnel vision” by planning a just transition that considers not just the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and compensation of workers, but also the injustices that affect human and ecological health and well-being.
7 de abr. de 2022 · Moving beyond carbon tunnel vision means taking a more holistic approach to sustainability management. This increases complexity, which can only be managed with more and better information on...
8 de nov. de 2021 · Avoiding carbon tunnel vision: action on climate change needs an inter-connected response. If we achieve net-zero emissions yet overlook human rights, or fail to safeguard biodiversity, what will this mean for the wellbeing of people and planet? To secure tangible results, the action needs to start today.
Reducing carbon emissions is undeniably important. But becoming overly fixated on this one metric can lead to carbon tunnel vision — in which organizations become overly fixated on one goal. While reducing carbon emissions is crucial, it is just one aspect of sustainable development.
31 de mar. de 2022 · what is carbon tunnel vision? Carbon tunnel vision, a phrase coined by Jan Konietzko, reflects a prominent narrative in our pursuit of climate action – the widespread, narrow emphasis on carbon emissions.
22 de ago. de 2022 · What we experience globally is a Carbon Tunnel Vision. It's a clever play on words to highlight our selective attention on mostly Net-Zero Goals. The Carbon Tunnel Vision framework aims to open our eyes to other human and natural crises. Global warming is only one part of the interconnected crises.
10 de nov. de 2021 · A catch-phrase doing the rounds on social media lately, coined by Jan Konietzko of Cognizant, is ‘carbon tunnel vision’. A clever play on words, yes, but beyond that it is a highly pertinent observation.
