In this issue brief released at the end of 2018, the EXCEL Partnership underscores the fact that corporate sustainability leaders are now entering a phase whereby integrating environmental and social issues into business decisions and processes needs to go further than ever before.
The City of San Diego, through the passage of its Climate Action Plan, calls for aggressive greenhouse gas emissions reductions, including 100% clean electricity by 2035.
The study most notably assesses how companies are committing themselves in the medium and long term to monitor their emissions and set emission targets.
Today at COP24 in Poland, the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) released “New Energy Solutions for 1.5°C – Pathways and technologies to achieve the Paris Agreement”.
The CSI has developed a methodology for calculating the net impact assessment (NIA) of biodiversity in the cement sector.
Since COP23 in Bonn and Movin’On Summit 2018 in Montreal, five key international initiatives are working in cooperation to inform policymakers on specific aspects related to the sustainable transformation of the transport sector.
Soil health is a pressing global issue that sits at the heart of three UN conventions (UNCBD, UNCCD and UNFCCC).
The circular economy has great potential to help meet global sustainability targets and the Paris Agreement’s goals in particular.
This Spanish language resource serves as a guide to advance in the integration of the SDGs into strategic decisions making of public companies.
Responsible investing, which involves taking a longer-term and broader perspective on environmental, social and governance (ESG) risks and opportunities compared to traditional investment approaches, has been shown to potentially lead to positive investment outcomes over the long-term.