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Work on standardization is intensifying as more corporations jump in.
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As companies shift away from massive PDF reports and toward more targeted, real-time investor communication, they’ll free up time and resources to better engage consumers, employees and other key stakeholders on corporate sustainability.
by Mike Hower
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Money is the prime mover for a meaningful response to the climate crisis at scale.
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This budding effort could make the right data available more quickly, so that businesses — particularly financial institutions — can make better informed decisions.
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Analysis by Datamaran reveals that U.S. companies are less transparent with disclosing information about diversity and inclusion. Could regulation help?
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One big takeaway: Don't rely just on internal stakeholders for risk scenario planning.
by Aaron Mok
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A new partnership finally offers the tantalizing prospect of harmonization between two competing frameworks.
by Joel Makower
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The new approach will allow investors to manage climate risk by highlighting the temperature pathways of their portfolios.
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Best practices for reporting include sharing numbers that are backed by narrative.
by Adam Fishman
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More than 150 organizations require disclosure through CDP's supply chain reporting program.
by James Murray
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Sponsored: If the pace of innovation and level of commitment to building a sustainable future are any indication of future trends, the 2020s will be the decade of circularity.
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Sponsored: Balancing parent company messaging with local CSR needs can be challenging. Here are some tips our energy company would like to share about sustainability reporting.
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Webcast
Date/Time: March 21, 2024 (11-12PM ET / 8-9AM PT)
Seeking to gain control in the complex world of Scope 3 emissions? You're not alone. Managing
by Julia Curry
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Webcast
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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Webcast
The regulatory landscape is quickly shifting, from the recent passage of California’s SB 253 and 261 to updates to SBTi FLAG emissions reporting. These new regulations will soon have implications for large companies doing business in the state.
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Webcast
Date/Time: December 14, 2023 (12-1PM ET / 9-10AM PT)
Global regulatory requirements such as CSRD, California’s SB-253 & SB-261, and pending SEC
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With upcoming government regulations, such as CSRD and climate-related disclosure bills in California, tracking and reporting on ESG data and metrics has gone from voluntary to mandatory. Rather than relying on outdated methods, such as spreadsheets and manual responses, companies can use generative AI to find, collect, and report on your ESG data more efficiently and accurately, all while adhering to the latest reporting standards.
by Julia Weimer
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Report
The highly anticipated climate disclosure requirements proposed by the SEC (Securities and Exchange Commission) pose complex challenges for both public
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Are you ready to transform your business into a sustainable powerhouse? The CSRD is more than just a reporting obligation — it intends to transform the
by Sphera
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Webcast
S&P Global Sustainable1's goal is to empower users to navigate sustainability objectives with deep, robust and context-relevant data insights. During this session, thought leaders from across the sustainable finance ecosystem will dive into how S&P Global’s Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA) measures a company’s performance on and management of ESG risks, opportunities, and impacts, and more.
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What do financial institutions need for portfolio emissions measurement and reporting?
Financial institutions (FIs) must measure portfolio emissions
by Sphera
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As environmental, social and governance (ESG) reporting continues to gain prominence worldwide, U.S. companies must prepare for both the European Union's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the proposed U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) climate-related disclosure rule.
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The global business community is witnessing a regulatory shift that has massive implications for operations and compliance. Driven by climate change and the
by Sphera
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The European Union is taking ambitious and expansive action toward a sustainable future. But what happens in the EU doesn’t always stay in the EU.
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Today, sustainability plays an increasingly vital role in corporate strategy and operations, with expectations on sustainability leaders growing as climate