SustainabilityOnline: The Sustainability Brief – 18 September 2026
With so much happening in the world of corporate sustainability, SustainabilityOnline has introduced The Sustainability…
SustainabilityOnline: The Sustainability Brief – 18 September 2026
With so much happening in the world of corporate sustainability, SustainabilityOnline has introduced The Sustainability Brief – a regular round-up…
First full-scale CO₂ storage facility in the EU opens in Denmark
The first full-scale facility for the permanent storage of CO₂ in the European Union has been officially opened in Denmark….
Spain’s solar industry takes stock after strong growth in 2025
Spain’s solar industry is entering a period of stabilisation after last year’s significant capacity growth, according to the Spanish Photovoltaic…
US PET industry could reduce emissions even as production grows, study suggests
The PET packaging industry in the US could reduce its annual emissions footprint from beverage bottle systems by 42% by…
International Chamber of Commerce, Carbon Measures appoint chair to carbon accounting advisory group
The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) and Carbon Measures have appointed former Colombian president Iván Duque Márquez as chair of…
Is your financial materiality process half-baked?
Op-ed by Mike Kelly, founder of Nemetan. A board gets the sustainability materiality matrix. Topics plotted on two axes, colour-coded,…
SustainabilityOnline: The Sustainability Brief – 17 September 2026
With so much happening in the world of corporate sustainability, SustainabilityOnline has introduced The Sustainability Brief – a regular round-up…
Nepal-China flood disaster was exacerbated by climate change, says WWA
The catastrophic flood disaster that occurred along the Nepal–China border in August was exacerbated by global warming in the Himalayas,…
Sustainable bond issuance in Canada fell by close to a third last year
The issuance of green, social, sustainability and sustainability-linked bonds fell by 30.2% in Canada last year, amid challenging economic conditions…
Carbon credits increasingly being treated as a business investment
Carbon credits are increasingly being considered a business investment rather than a compliance cost, new research from Climate Impact Partners…