Pulse Check: Decarbonizing The Digital Ecosystem & Transforming Sustainable Advertising

BMF tapped Christina Cubeta, CMO of Scope3, who is dedicated to helping marketers reduce carbon emissions in digital advertising, to share her POV on the importance of sustainable practices in the industry. ➔

BMF Connects With Cierra Valor & Ashley Pradhan

BMF Founding Partner Brian Feit sat down with Cierra Valor and Ashley Pradhan, the CEO and COO, as well as Co-Founders of In Bold Print, to discuss how brands can take actionable steps toward becoming more sustainable. ➔

Photo via Emerson Collective

BMF’s client, Emerson Collective, is set to convene more than 30 companies and social entrepreneurs that are improving people’s lives and addressing big climate challenges while doing so, at its second Climate Science Fair on The High Line in New York City. The fair is thoughtfully curated to showcase the groundbreaking work of passionate problem-solvers and collaborative thinkers from across the Emerson Collective community, alongside a coalition of New York City partners, organizations, and activists. Uncover your inner citizen scientist and join us at this open-to-all event, September 21-23, between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Be sure to check out @emersoncollective on IG and to learn more information, visit here. ➔

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Be sure to stop by Climate Week NYC and engage in a dynamic series of events organized around ten key themes: Energy, Environmental Justice, Finance, Food, Health, Heavy Industry, Nature, Policy, Sustainable Living, and Transport. These themes illuminate pressing climate issues, from advancing clean energy solutions to promoting environmental justice and sustainable lifestyles. Join the movement to explore innovative strategies, tackle climate challenges, and take meaningful action for a greener, more sustainable future. For more details, visit Climate Week NYC. ➔

Photo via Ava Resort Cancun

BMF client, AVA Resort Cancun, the latest from RCD Hotels, is setting new standards in sustainability with cutting-edge initiatives. Powered by 3,750 solar panels and Tesla Megapack batteries, the resort operates entirely off-grid, reducing its carbon footprint. Its 2.8-acre saltwater lagoon uses 50 times less energy than a pool with minimal chemicals. The resort's eco-initiatives include Dream Weavers, a community program repurposing linens into handcrafted toys. With sustainable design at every turn, AVA is leading the charge toward a greener future in hospitality. Book your stay here. ➔

Photos via Governors Island

"Other of Pearl" is a powerful climate change art exhibit by Jenny Kendler, situated on Governors Island. The exhibit dives into the historical narratives of extraction that have exacerbated the climate and environmental crises. It provides a captivating and immersive experience, highlighting the urgent need for environmental action while honoring the resilience and beauty of nature. "Other of Pearl" is open every Friday through Sunday from 10am–5pm. Learn more about the exhibit here. ➔

Photo via Stella McCartney

Stella McCartney has long been at the forefront of sustainable fashion, championing eco-friendly practices and avoiding animal products in her designs. The brand recently released its latest Winter collection, which returns to the essence of the Stella woman with designs featuring exaggerated proportions, elevated textures, and eco-friendly materials. The collection represents a message from Mother Earth, with the bold statement, “About fucking time!” denoting a call to action for the climate as well as a nod to one of Stella’s archival looks. Shop the collection here. ➔

Photo via Condé Nast Traveler

Fiji’s breathtaking islands and coral reefs offer more than just a tropical escape—they’re a testament to the country’s deep commitment to sustainability. As a global leader in climate action and ocean conservation, BMF Client, Tourism Fiji is at the forefront of preserving this natural paradise. Across the islands, eco-conscious resorts and tour operators are embracing renewable energy, eliminating plastic, reducing waste, and supporting conservation efforts, from mangrove planting to protecting endangered species. Learn more about how Fiji is paving the way for a sustainable future, and stay tuned for exciting updates coming in 2025 here. ➔

Photo via Climate Film Fest

Kick off climate week with the Climate Film Fest from September 20–22 at the Firehouse Theater. Through a curated selection of documentaries, feature films, and short films, the festival offers audiences a profound and often emotional glimpse into the impacts of climate change on communities, wildlife, and ecosystems around the world. Each film serves as a catalyst for discussion, fostering a deeper understanding of complex environmental issues and inspiring viewers to take action. Get your tickets here. ➔

Photo via Billie Eilish

Billie Eilish has released a limited edition of 8 vinyl variants for her album Hit Me Hard and Soft, available through major retailers and her website. The black vinyl is 100% recycled, while the 7 colored variants use ECO-MIX or BioVinyl, made from recycled or non-fossil fuel materials. Packaging is FSC® certified recycled paper, with no plastic, using recyclable alternatives. Her cassettes, CDs, merchandise, and posters also follow sustainable practices, utilizing recycled or organic materials. ➔

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Stockholm, Sweden’s picturesque capital, is a model of sustainable urban living, renowned for its green spaces, eco-friendly practices, and efficient public transport. With ambitious goals like becoming fossil fuel-free by 2040, it offers a unique, environmentally-conscious travel experience. Whether you're a sustainability enthusiast or simply love Stockholm's rich history, culture, and innovative design, here are our essential tips on accommodations, dining, and must-visit attractions. ➔

Photo via Another Tomorrow

Another Tomorrow is transforming fashion with a commitment to human, animal, and environmental welfare. The brand emphasizes ethical design, transparency, and sustainability, using responsibly sourced materials to create high-quality, timeless pieces. Another Tomorrow actively supports New York’s Fashion Act and utilizes digital ID technology for traceability. Recently, Angelina Jolie joined the advisory board, endorsing the brand’s humane and sustainable approach. Learn more about Another Tomorrow here. ➔

Environmentalist ‘IT girl’ Leah Thomas is a prominent influencer and advocate whose work has made an impact in promoting eco-conscious living. Leah’s content spans a range of topics, from ethical fashion and zero-waste practices to climate justice and inclusivity in the environmental movement. Through her engaging posts and thought-provoking discussions, she encourages her followers to adopt greener lifestyles and supports brands and initiatives that prioritize sustainability. Keep up with @greengirlleah or purchase her book here. ➔

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​​In a landscape dominated by negative climate news, Sam Bentley stands out by championing positivity and progress. A seasoned climate activist and sustainability content creator, Sam uses his influence to inspire change. Through his popular 'Good News' series, Sam highlights breakthroughs in environmental sustainability, offering a refreshing perspective that showcases the strides we’re making in the fight against climate change. Check out his book, Youtube, and more on his official website here. ➔

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The New York Botanical Garden offers gardening classes, available online and in person, that incorporate sustainability into every lesson. Participants learn organic, eco-friendly techniques that promote soil health, biodiversity, and water conservation. By teaching how to reduce synthetic chemical use and select drought-tolerant plants, these classes empower gardeners to create beautiful, climate-resilient gardens while making a positive impact on the environment. To take a class visit here. ➔

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Hav & Mar, located in Manhattan’s West Chelsea Arts District, is owned by chef Marcus Samuelsson, and redefines sustainable dining. With a zero-waste philosophy, it partners with companies to repurpose food waste and uses energy-efficient appliances and sustainable materials. The restaurant offers a memorable experience while exemplifying how the food industry can embrace sustainability without sacrificing quality. Make reservations here. ➔