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As always, please celebrate responsibly.
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There is so much to celebrate and be aware of this month! What are you celebrating in May? #SustainableBusiness #SocialEnterprise #SocialImpact #SmallBusiness #BusinessStrategy
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Goals are future celebrations. But without a plan, you won't make it to the party. I am spending the next two days focused on what I want to celebrate in 2024. Here is the process I use, and share with my clients. What do you want to celebrate at the end of 2024? If you want to discuss your goals with me, or learn what mine are feel free to reach out [email protected]
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Senior-level climate risk expert, sustainability practitioner and entrepreneur in the commodities sector
Today, ~2 billion people around the world are observing Eid-ul-Fitr, which marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan. On a day traditionally celebrated with joyous feasts, one group of people that will not be celebrating in the same way are the 2.2 million people of Gaza, at least 85% of which are displaced and 50% of which are experiencing starvation, with the other 50% in food crisis or emergency. In addition to the humanitarian catastrophe, the conflict also represents an environmental catastrophe. A study published in December by a team of researchers from Queen Mary University and Lancaster University in the UK and the Climate and Community Project in the US, attempted to estimate the climate impact of the war, including: 💥 6,990 kilotonnes CO2 equivalent (KtCO2e) emissions related to Israeli defense spending based on its 2019 military budget of US$20.3 billion. In February, Israel passed an amended budget for 2023-2024 that saw defence spending increase 85% over pre-war levels to $32.6 billion. On this basis, emissions associated with Israeli military spending would equate to 11,215 KtCO2e, roughly the size of North Macedonia’s Scope 1 emissions. 💥 281 KtCO2e in emissions directly associated with the conflict during the first 60 days, including fighter jets, supply planes, artillery, tanks and vehicles. If we extend that analysis for the full 185 days of the conflict so far, direct emissions would equate to 866 KtCO2e. 💥 30,000 ktCO2e for reconstruction based on 100,000 buildings destroyed in the first 60 days. As of mid-March, the number of buildings estimated to have been destroyed totalled 157,200, which would increase the emissions associated with reconstruction to 47,160 ktCO2e. In aggregate, emissions associated with these three categories would total more than 59,241 ktCO2e, roughly equivalent to Portugal’s emissions. And the war rages on . . . The researchers were quick to admit the limitations of the study. Emissions from military operations remain under-analysed; according to the UNEP’s 2023 Emissions Gap report, military emissions are “insufficiently accounted” for by the UNFCCC. Using the “mortality cost of carbon” metric developed by Columbia University researcher Daniel Bressler in 2021, these emissions would result in ~13,360 excess deaths between now and 2100. That still pales in comparison to the more than 33,000 lives and counting that have been lost in the conflict in the past seven months. This Eid, let us all pray, regardless of our religious affiliations, for a permanent end to the hostilities. Even better, let us actively call on our governments to end the hostilities.
Wishing a joyous and prosperous Eid to those celebrating today!
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Quote is on point!
This is about as accurate as it gets. Everyone wants to celebrate under the confetti. Find people who will grind in a cold rain with few people cheering. Battle with them.
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As well as being St Valentines day today is also Ash Wednesday, marking the beginning of Lent for many Christians. For me, as a Catholic, this period holds deep significance in the preparation for Easter, the most important celebration in my faith. This time of reflection, and the visible mark on my forehead, makes me consider how our individual beliefs, cultures, and traditions shape who we are. These elements aren't separate from our work lives – they influence our perspectives, values, and the ways we connect with others. It's so important year round to acknowledge and celebrate the diverse identities that enrich our workplaces. The International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB) communications team alone is made up of many different faiths, traditions and cultures, which as a team we try to mark, celebrate and educate each other on Fridays. It's in understanding and respecting the things that make us unique that we create truly inclusive environments. Whether you observe Ash Wednesday and Lent, or one of the other religious festivals or traditions that take place at this time of year, or celebrate your individuality in other ways, it is so important to honour the aspects of our lives that bring us meaning and inspire us to be our best selves, both at work and beyond. #AshWednesday #Faith #Culture #Diversity #Inclusion #WorkplaceCommunity
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Watch later today
Later today Calvin's Neighborhood will celebrate the great march 60 years ago.
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5 Black Women currently making history that we are saluting this Black History Month This year, the theme for Black History Month is ‘Saluting our Sisters’. This theme brings to life the role black women have played in shaping history, pushing for change and creating communities all over the world. Often, when we speak of black history, we speak of the changemakers from many years ago such as Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks and Claudette Colvin. However, there are many prominent black figures shaping history today and many of them are women. So, who are the 5 black women we think are making history right now? Find out in our article: https://lnkd.in/e5RNKBh4 #RaceEqualityMatters #BlackHistoryMonth #ActionDrivesChange #ItsEveryonesBusiness
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"As we celebrate Black History Month, let us take a moment to reflect on the incredible sacrifices and achievements of those who came before us. Their determination and resilience serve as a reminder of what is possible when we work towards our goals. Today presents an opportunity for you to create the life you desire, and Dr. Crystal Brown Lewis, a life coach, is here to help. Get to work! It's time to unleash your full potential and take control of your life. The past may have its challenges, but it doesn't have to dictate your future. Let's create a brighter tomorrow, one step at a time. Dont forget to follow me for more inspirational quotes and videos. Please visit my website to connect: https://lnkd.in/gwg3NYWY Facebook: https://lnkd.in/enE_zBSA Instagram: https://lnkd.in/eFc852Uz Linkedin: https://lnkd.in/emmsa-zM Tiktok: https://lnkd.in/e5Q4Nmqz #BlackHistoryMonth #LifeCoachingWithDrCrystalBrownLewis #Empowerment #AfricanAmericanHistory #CivilRights #HeroesOfThePast #Inspiration #LivingLegacies #CelebratingDiversity #BuildingCommunity #EqualityForAll #VoicesForJustice #LeadingByExample #BreakingTheCycle #BuildingABetterFuture #MakingADifference #ChangeIsPossible #RespectAndDignity #CreatingChange #EmpoweringCommunities #UnitedForJustice #BlackLivesMatter #InHonorOfSacrifice #AfricanAmericanHeritage #PersonalDevelopment #TakeControl #CreateYourFuture #TodayIsTheDay #OpportunitiesAwait #MakeItHappen"
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Honor eats control for breakfast But what is it? Two powerful people working to meet one another’s needs and the needs of the situation. - A great definition of honor by Danny Silk 3 elements of honor - Honor acknowledges that people are powerful. People are powerful because they can’t be controlled beyond the control they give to others. If people can’t be controlled then encouragement and empowerment are more proper than fear and coercion. - Honor values a person’s gifts even when they are different than you own. Most people only value what they see of themselves in others. True honor looks for the differences in others and appreciates them. - Honor calls others into their potential Honor sees what people can become and treats them in view of their full potential not where they currently are. Acknowledge you are a powerful person by honoring others rather than controlling them. Call out anyone on LinkedIn who you believe honors well!
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