In today’s world, organizations must measure and report their environmental performance and adherence to corporate social responsibility (CSR) and environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles.
Climate change is about to upend the corporate world. Companies that fail to address their impacts on the environment are likely to face a backlash as their lack of effort will not sit well with the public, particularly as climatic changes become ever more severe and prominent.
The global economy is currently being tested on a magnitude that we have never witnessed before. The effects of COVID-19 have pushed the limits of individuals, and the organizations that they run. As we collectively face short-term problems related to the pandemic, long-term effects of climate change have, in some ways, been magnified.
A coalition of the world’s oil companies agreed to reduce methane emissions from natural gas extraction—part of an effort to…
International shipping produces about 1,000 million tons of CO2 annually – that’s more than the entire German economy. A meeting…
Blockchain is a highly disruptive technology that promises to change the world as we know it, much like the World…
Just in time for the World Economic Forum, an annual assessment of the world’s most sustainable companies was released, highlighting large firms from around the world whose sustainability in various categories puts them in a league of their own.
Does the solution for over 5% of world CO2 emissions lie in the 2000-year-old concrete-making technology from ancient Rome? Concrete…
A group of prominent Republicans this week launched a bid for a carbon tax. In addition to James Baker, other…
There are roughly 1.6 billion new air conditioning units expected to come on stream by 2050, reflecting increased demand from…