Most Chief Sustainability Officers are new to sustainability and to their role, survey finds
CSOs' responsibilities are growing, yet most are learning on the job.
Fresh Del Monte sustainability report: Slight increase in Scope 3 emissions despite transportation changes and ‘sustainable sourcing’
The agribusiness has achieved 94% of its Scope 1 and 2 reduction target, but Scope 3 goals may be more difficult to meet.
Scope 2 energy decarbonisation is changing: here is how corporate sustainability plans will be affected
Changes to Scope 2 accounting could limit market-based decarbonisation strategies.
Climate change agreements exempt from competition law, says CMA
The CMA's Green Agreement Guidance provides long-awaited clarity on how companies can collaborate for the environment.
Companies still report less than half of TCFD climate disclosures – and almost none report on climate resilience
Even as global warming intensifies, companies are struggling to assess their climate resilience.
BT Global Head of Sustainability Sarwar Khan: ‘I hope my job doesn’t exist in 10 years’
BT plans to provide customers with low-carbon connectivity, but for Khan, sustainability is also about human connection.
Voluntary Carbon Market Integrity Initiative: ‘We need corporates to take action’
Carbon market integrity initiatives need companies to help demonstrate their impact.
Could greenwashing litigation be the end of ‘carbon neutrality’ claims?
Carbon claims based on offsets are no longer credible.
Fostering an ethical and sustainable culture within organisations
Company culture can make or break sustainability objectives.
Science-based targets: With great power comes great responsibility
What is the SBTi and what kind of transition is it currently going through?
CBAM! Smash! Ka-Pow! Are supply chains ready for the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism?
Can European companies find reliable supply chain emissions data to comply with CBAM?
Carbon offsets: a new risk for Chief Sustainability Officers?
Scrutiny is growing after a series of scientific reports questioning the efficacy of carbon offsets. Have they become too risky for companies to use (or talk about)?
