Remember school biology class? Photosynthesis? It’s simple: Trees soak up CO2 from the atmosphere; add water, and this is how they grow. As trees grow, more and more carbon is absorbed. However, when forests are burned, the carbon is released back into the atmosphere. Trees, in short, make or break our climate.
When forests are burned, the carbon they store is released back into the atmosphere. This is how you get most of your energy: by burning fossilized trees in the form of coal. The build-up of high levels of CO2 in the atmosphere is what’s causing our earth’s atmosphere to heat up, changes weather patterns, and causes sea levels to rise.
The Paris Climate Agreement has laid out a climate plan among nations. Business and private initiatives can move faster and help push the national agendas ahead. In the end, it is up to our all leadership to counter climate change.
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Do you know the four most effective climate strategies? Improve refrigeration (including air conditioning), use wind energy, eat less meat and more vegetables, and reduce food waste. Wow. Looking at these four, the food retail and hospitality industries can be in the lead on climate action! Since we know quite a lot about climate, food and forests, we can offer you to become your partner in the action. Together, we preserve the rare.
If your organization wants to take steps to protect the earth’s climate, we offer you a simple and direct way: protect the earth’s most valuable forests. In this way, you also directly empowers some of the world’s poorest people, cacao growers, in their great responsibility to protect these great forests. Take climate initiative and get in touch today!
As Original Beans customer you have become a partner in a direct and regenerative supply chain. We summarize our joint impact in the Chocolate Foodprint, an aggregate impact report. Request your own personalized Original Beans Foodprint, if your company purchases more than 100kg of Original Beans chocolates per year.
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