Nature: Wall Street’s newest market
I clearly remember a lecture I heard four years ago where a professor stated that despite all the attention climate change receives, it isn’t the most urgent issue we face…
Science-based targets for nature come for businesses
The Science Based Targets Network (SBTN) today published the first formal framework meant to help companies set goals for preserving nature and biodiversity. The new guidelines build on the Science…
Geoengineering is gathering momentum — here’s why you should care
Have you ever seen the movie "Snowpiercer"? The one starring Hollywood’s second-greatest Chris (Chris Pine will ALWAYS be No. 1)? The general premise of the entire movie — and the…
How a global treaty could solve the plastic waste crisis
Next week in Paris, a United Nations-sponsored gathering of nations, business groups and activists will gather to advance a treaty aimed at curbing plastic pollution worldwide. If done thoughtfully and…
How Software Accelerates Sustainability Reporting and Performance Management
The global business community is witnessing a regulatory shift that has massive implications for operations and compliance. Driven by climate change and the pressing need to control greenhouse gas (GHG)…
ESG bowties: A tool for assessing climate risks
This article is sponsored by VelocityEHS. As regulators, shareholders, boards of directors and consumers demand better ESG performance and transparency, the pressure is on for businesses to adapt. But many…
Enterprise software heavyweight SAP embeds ‘green ledger’ into core apps
SAP, one of the world’s largest enterprise software companies, is pushing aggressively into carbon accounting and supply chain traceability with new offerings unfurled this week at its annual customer and…
Carbon removal startup lands $53 million contract
Charm Industrial, a carbon removal startup with customers such as Stripe and Microsoft, Thursday disclosed a $53 million, multi-year contract with Frontier, a Stripe-managed buyers group signing up to support…
U.S. power plants may start to cap emissions. Here’s why (and how)
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently released a new proposal to cut emissions from existing power plants, aptly titled the Greenhouse Gas Standards and Guidelines for Fossil Fuel-Fired Power Plants.…
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