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Thawing Arctic permafrost could unleash ancient viruses, posing global health risks. Cross-sector action and Indigenous insights are key to early detection and prevention.

Carbon neutrality refers to balancing the amount of carbon dioxide emitted with an equivalent amount removed from the atmosphere. It is a key strategy in combating climate change, reducing environmental impact, and building long-term business resilience. Achieving carbon neutrality requires companies to actively reduce their emissions through cleaner operations, invest in renewable energy, and support verified offset projects like reforestation. While offsets play a role, the focus must shift toward deep, structural emission cuts that drive real impact and future-proof businesses against climate risk.

New York proposes mandatory GHG reporting for large emitters, setting the stage for a cap-and-invest program designed to cut emissions and fund environmental justice efforts.

Corporate DEI is transforming into “Inclusion and Belonging” as companies navigate legal, political, and stakeholder pressures. DEI 2.0 focuses on business value and culture without alienation.

Australia is now the world’s second-largest hub for climate lawsuits, as rising heat levels strain public health, energy, and emergency services. The next five years will be crucial for reform.

In a world where businesses are being called to do more than just less harm, Earthly offers a path forward—one rooted in nature. They help companies take meaningful climate action through powerful, nature-based solutions that don’t just offset carbon—they restore ecosystems, revive biodiversity, and uplift communities. From lush mangrove forests to regenerative agroforestry, their global projects are science-backed and high-impact—designed not just to tick boxes, but to drive real change. At Earthly, sustainability isn't a sideline. It's a strategic advantage. This is where responsible business meets tangible, measurable environmental progress. Read the full article by our team of experts to know more.

The U.S. Supreme Court’s 5-4 ruling permits the Trump administration to freeze $65M in DEI teacher-training grants, dealing a blow to diversity-focused education programmes nationwide.

EcoVadis appoints former CDP supply chain leader Dexter Galvin as Climate Ambassador to advance high-quality Scope 3 decarbonization across global supply chains.

As climate change once reshaped the business landscape, nature is now taking center stage. With over half of global GDP dependent on ecosystem services and one million species at risk of extinction, nature loss is no longer just an environmental issue—it’s an economic one. In this article, we explore why nature is becoming a strategic priority for companies and what you can do about it.

The EU Parliament has approved delays to key sustainability reporting laws, cutting compliance burdens for companies. New ESG rules will take effect from 2027, with a 2026 opt-in option.

A KPMG study finds 81% of EU companies tie executive pay to sustainability goals, nearly twice the U.S. rate (44%), with climate and workforce issues as top ESG pay targets.

The EU Council has approved delays to the CSRD and CSDDD sustainability reporting rules, reducing compliance burdens for companies. Scope cuts will remove 80% of firms from CSRD obligations.