Reporting
How sustainable fiber procurement will affect future forests
Sponsored: As more companies shift to fiber-based or paper packaging, strong forest management practices will be essential for the sustainability of a company’s operations. Read More
Getting zero-carbon hot water into homes and industry
Heat pump water heaters use thermodynamics that is a more energy efficient way to heat houses, in industrial applications and many other uses. Read More
Coming soon: The first sustainability certification for professional services firms
A pilot for the ANSI/NSF 391.1 certification process is underway, with full-fledged participation expected after three to four months. Read More
How companies can future-proof materiality assessments
Here's how companies can explore dynamic materiality. Read More
Tell your sustainability story authentically, effectively and reliably
Effective storytelling will rest on companies’ ability to strike the right balance between satisfying external requests for information and focusing on the sustainability issues that truly matter to the company. Read More
How tech (and some humans) is changing the face of ESG
Robust analyses of a framework as dynamic as ESG demands a rigorous technological underpinning. Read More
What you should know about potential new international reporting standards
The International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) Foundation is considering sustainability reporting guidelines to complement its international financial accounting standards. Read More
Is ESG harmonization and convergence finally coming?
With no common denominators in how ESG reporting is scoped or structured, standardizing voluntary reporting has been tough if not completely out of reach. That's changing. Read More
AI and ESG: It's about accountability
The AI bots are coming to help companies understand how their ESG goals affect consumer perception of the brand. Read More
Why corporate reporting isn’t a proxy for progress
Sure, what gets measured gets managed, but sustainability reports are full of holes, inaccuracies and well-chosen case studies. Read More
