💚 “Reducing emissions” is so 2024

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Hej, The last newsletter of the year is packed with some exciting news from Another Tomorrow that could involve you — so scroll down! Also, there's an interesting take on why the term "reducing emissions" just won't cut it anymore and an attempt to put the effects of both the US presidential election and COP29 on climate action into perspective. Enjoy and see you on the other side!  News Introducing Another Tomorrow's Lunch & Learn sessions Download the PDF here (or click on the image above) Decarbonisation isn't a solo effort—it's about collaboration. That’s why we’re thrilled to offer free Lunch & Learn sessions, designed to empower your organisation with the tools and insights to drive real change. What You’ll Learn: → How to engage your supply-chain partners and foster joint action on decarbonisation. → Insights into Another Tomorrow's proven co-lab model that helps organisations prototype solutions across multiple companies. → Steps to leverage this powerful model within your own organisation. Our long-term client Kasper Svenningsen, Business Development Director at DFDS, puts it this way: "Another Tomorrow lifts us as an organisation to the next level." Ready for the next level? Reach out to Linnéa to schedule your Lunch & Learn session. We have a couple of slots left on this side of the year and even more in the new year. Curated The Fossil Fuels Conversation: A Reset is Coming Illustration: Ayumi Takahashi (TAAK) According to the annual trend briefing 'The WIRED World in 2025' the phrase “reducing emissions” is on its way out, making room for a stronger, no-nonsense message—“phasing out fossil fuels.” Why? Because vague goals won’t cut it anymore.  By 2025, expect global leaders and scientists to shift focus from soft targets to actionable plans to phase out fossil fuels. The push is already visible: across the globe, countries and cities are setting their sights on a future without fossil fuels. The stakes couldn’t be higher—existing fossil fuel infrastructure alone could exhaust our carbon budget for a liveable planet. This reset in language isn’t just a semantic upgrade; it’s a rallying cry for transformative action. By reframing the narrative, we undermine greenwashing and amplify the urgency for clean energy.  Find the full article by Genevieve Guenther here Recommended Putting things into perspective The other day, our CEO Staffan recommended a webinar by SEB on the effects of the recent US election and the outcome of COP29 on the green transition. The main take-away was this: Despite delays and challenges including a push for looser fossil fuel regulations (especially in the US), the transition will continue. Make sure to listen to it during the holidays!  Happy holidays! / Linnéa & Team Another Tomorrow Seeing this for the first time? Sign up to the love letter here.