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Is supply chain the next big sustainability software play?
A $50 million round for Higg is the latest example of the momentum building behind supply chain software. Read More
Sunlight may be the best disinfectant, but what about satellites?
A new relationship between Planet, an Earth imaging company, and financial services stalwart Moody’s aims to address the growing demand for information about ESG risk. Read More
Green hydrogen is the final piece to solving the decarbonization puzzle
Sponsored: Green hydrogen should be used in tandem with an integrated renewable energy architecture that also consists of solar, wind and batteries. Read More
Looking beyond just greenhouse gases to build supply chain transparency
Innovative new digital tools can help you find out everything you don’t know about the things you buy. Read More
This electric van is built with circularity in mind
EV maker Arrival’s assembly approach supports reuse and upgrades, which could help keep vehicles on the road longer. Read More
How to build climate resilience into the construction industry
The need for investment in more resilient buildings is clear, but many countries lack the data to properly assess these risks. Read More
Data, integration and global alignment: Salesforce’s approach to ESG
Salesforce VP Sunya Norman on partnering with the finance team on disclosure, reaching net zero on residual emissions and the need for international alignment on ESG disclosure. Read More
Sustainable from the start: Clean power demands greater circularity
Sponsored: ESG profiles of renewable energy projects vary widely. It’s critical to strive for an inclusive sustainable energy future, not just net zero. Read More
When agencies rate companies' ESG scores, what are they actually rating?
Standardizing ESG scores is tough when investors use them differently, from maximizing financial returns to reducing volatility to achieve environmental or social goals. Read More
The temperature is rising on heat as an ESG issue
Despite the growing attention associated with extreme heat, most indications are that companies and economies haven’t yet warmed up to the risks. Read More
