[AISWorld] [Call for Papers] Sustainability Intersections: Unifying Efforts for Greater Impact

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The private sector's sustainability concerns — climate resilience, water 
stewardship, biodiversity, circularity, environmental equity, Indigenous 
rights, and STEM education — are often managed in silos with separate 
budgets and resources. Yet, these sustainability concerns intersect, 
offering opportunities for greater efficiencies, synergies, and impact.

For example, nature-based solutions can enhance water quality and boost 
biodiversity; corporate contributions can address environmental 
inequities and support climate resilience; and circularity can aid 
decarbonization. Business managers benefit from understanding these 
intersecting strategies for procurement and product development.

In an upcoming issue of Amplify , Guest Editors Margaret O'Gorman

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and Frank Werner

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of Wildlife Habitat Council and World Environment Center, invite 
articles exploring these intersections, identifying best practices and 
innovations in corporate sustainability.

Get more information or submit a proposal!

https://www.cutter.com/call-papers#sustainintersections

Possible article ideas include, but are not limited to, the following:

Which sustainability solutions address two or more environmental or 
social issues simultaneously?

How can enabling conditions be created for an integrated sustainability 
program?

How can sustainability intersections address the needs of multiple 
stakeholders?

What are the challenges of building intersections into sustainability 
programs?

How can organizations move beyond materiality by recognizing, measuring 
and reporting at the intersections?

How can greenhushing and greenwashing be managed in an integrated 
program?

FOR CONSIDERATION: Please send an abstract (~300 words or less of 
proposed article scope and author(s) bio) to Margaret O'Gorman, Frank 
Werner and Christine Generali . Abstract submissions will be evaluated 
upon receipt, and authors will be notified soon after of acceptance 
status. Final article length is 2,000-3,500 words plus graphics. More 
editorial guidelines

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.

Submit a proposal!

https://www.cutter.com/call-papers#sustainintersections

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