Social governance an increasingly important aspect of ESG, study finds
From a corporate perspective, social governance is fast catching up with environmental compliance in terms of importance.
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Plastic waste generation to reach 220 million tonnes this year
A new report from EA Earth Action reveals that approximately 220 million tonnes of plastic waste will be generated in 2024
Food and beverage firms willing to accept cost-related trade offs on sustainability
More than three-quarters (77%) of food and beverage companies express readiness to embrace cost-related compromises linked to sustainability.
New study explores the financial impacts climate change will have on agriculture
A study by the University of California San Diego School of Global Policy and Strategy looks at the financial impact of climate change.
A ‘diversified agriculture’ approach could benefit people and the environment
A new study has found that implementing strategies that diversify agriculture can yield significant benefits.
What is the most climate-resilient city in Europe?
Amsterdam has been named the most ‘climate-resilient’ city in Europe, according to the European City Sustainability Study 2024 from CBRE.
Swedish consumers expect firms they buy from to act sustainably
Swedish consumers are increasingly demanding that the firms that they purchase products from are active when it comes to sustainability.
Awareness of B Corp certification on the increase in UK
While less than two fifths (38%) of consumers in the UK have currently heard of B Corp certification, awareness is increasing.
Asia Pacific businesses confident of hitting decarbonisation targets
Businesses in Asia Pacific are largely confident that their decarbonisation efforts are on track, a new study by Kearney has found.
Close to half of growth in electric market to come from Asia-Pacific
Close to half (47%) of the growth in the electric vehicles (EVs) market is set to come from Asia-Pacific over the next four years.