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Environmental and social commitments are aligning more closely with tangible financial goals, a sign of sustainability’s maturity in business.
by Joel Makower
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Sponsored: As ESG reporting requirements evolve globally, here's what US companies need to know about the EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive.
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Sponsored: ESG data disclosure requirements and stakeholder pressure are mounting. Here’s how independently assured data can help companies strengthen reporting.
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Sponsored: In a future-proofed energy strategy, resilience goes beyond operational continuity to include economic and regulatory resilience.
by Joel Obillo
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Sustainability consultants and professionals offer advice on how to prepare for the European Union’s new reporting framework.
by Tom Howarth
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Finance and accounting professionals are increasingly being brought in to incorporate ESG considerations into decision-making processes and reports.
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Sponsored: Although calculating Scope 3 emissions is incredibly challenging and complex, customer pressure and potentially new regulations are making doing so increasingly necessary.
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Sponsored: Consistent, comparable climate-related disclosure is necessary to ensure accountability for the urgent climate action needed in this critical decade.
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Accurately measuring and reporting on corporations' emissions remains a challenge. WBCSD is suggesting a new framework to solve it.
by Holly Secon
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Companies that have not prepared disclosures in these areas should consider the materiality of these impacts to their business.
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With the heightened visibility of ESG issues comes questions about accountability and sustainability reporting.
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Work on standardization is intensifying as more corporations jump in.
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More than 150 organizations require disclosure through CDP's supply chain reporting program.
by James Murray
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GHG emissions reporting has dominated the sustainability disclosure landscape in recent years. However, that’s starting to change. As regulators and investors recognize the holistic nature of the climate crisis and its impacts on business strategy, they’re honing in on additional interrelated ESG issues. Yet despite increasing pressure, critical areas of sustainability reporting remain largely overlooked.
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As the pressure increases to address the most critical challenges of our time – climate change, water scarcity, social injustice, corporate
by FigBytes
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Webcast
The pressure is on when it comes to sustainability in the private sector. No longer is it sufficient to announce new ambitions. Now, driven by new reporting
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How do you justify a company's sustainability investments? There's an app for that.
by John Davies
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While disclosure is generally on the rise, this greater transparency does not always produce significant changes in practice. At least not yet.
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The argument for discussing financial metrics alongside environmental, social and governance data gains new supporters.
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There is a need for an independent institutional arrangement to call out companies that are overstating SDG commitments in corporate reporting or financing declarations.
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Plus, behind the renewed interest in measuring the impact of impact investing.
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Companies are voluntarily taking deep dives into their climate data — but can that transform markets?
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The case for embracing a context-based approach to reporting sustainability performance.
by Mark McElroy
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A new era of investor accountability is driving new processes at NRG, Prologis and Salesforce.
by John Davies
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The Brazilian makeup giant is working hard to confront the environmental issues that come from fast international growth.