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In Brazil, Suzano harvests trees with deep roots in communities
Can a company that cuts down millions of trees a year ever truly be sustainable? Context matters.
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Why climate litigators may be coming for your company
A new era of climate- and sustainability-related lawsuits against companies is on the docket.
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In Europe’s budding circular economy, regulation = innovation
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The ranting critics of sustainability may have a point
Finally, people understand what you do and why you do it. Be careful what you wish for.
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Can Elon Musk save ESG?
Tesla’s exclusion from an ESG stock index was a signal moment that suggests ESG could be in for a reckoning.
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Are ESG ratings really necessary?
Are they leading companies and investors to actually move the needle on the planet’s most pressing problems? If not, why do they exist?
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How ESG ratings are built
The process of creating comprehensive ratings for thousands of companies is mind boggling. It's also fraught with a multitude of challenges.
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The secret life of ESG ratings
Part 1 of a three-part series on ratings and ratings agencies and some of the challenges they are facing.
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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.
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There’s grim news in this year’s Earth Day polls
The economy, the war in Ukraine, the pandemic and other issues have pushed the climate crisis to the back burner for most Americans.
