The IPCC report captures many aspects of nature that are inter-dependant and will be affected by a dramatic rise in temperature. For instance, micro-irrigation and grey-water reuse, which among others form part of our global initiative to improve water-use efficacy, are directly linked to how much energy is needed to pump water. As one circular economy expert, Kevin James of GCX, said recently,
"We have been able to demonstrate that ethically minded solutions make good business sense. The sustainability agenda is finally standing on its own two feet."
The challenge lies in the speed of adoption of SDGs across borders and sectors. For Camellia, this means continued action to manage our environments responsibly, locally and globally.