The Awards are designed to recognize outstanding female leaders and to showcase their work in sustainability towards achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
IBM today announced that it will achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 to further its decades-long work to address the global climate crisis.
Beef and soybean production in Brazil accelerates deforestation in the Amazon and the Cerrado. Whether legal or illegal, it jeopardises the ecological integrity and future of these two biomes.
In 2020, Neste’s renewable products helped customers in several geographic markets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 10.0 million tons* altogether.
WBCSD’s Managing Director, Climate & Energy, Claire O’Neill joined Michael Liebreich to discuss the big priorities for a net zero climate recovery.
DBS Bank has raised its sustainable finance target to SGD50 billion by 2024, accelerating its sustainability agenda in helping customers incorporate sustainable business practices into their overall business strategy.
A total of 25 Presidents and CEOs of large companies have constituted the Spanish Business Council for Sustainable Development, a body led by Forética.
This report that analyzes the state of soil health technology and identifies opportunities to realign private sector capital to scale-up the adoption of climate-smart agriculture on farms and ranches across the U.S.
WBCSD have developed a Water Circularity Metric (WCM) to help companies transition towards a more circular water management in their operations.
In the Chartered Accountants Ireland’s February magazine, Rodney Irwin, Managing Director, Redefining Value and Education, dives into how Chartered Accountants can fulfil their professional duties by strengthening company value through environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria.