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Can You Trust a Company's Carbon Footprint?
Corporate carbon footprints can change even when emissions have not. New research reveals how Scope 3 estimates, emission factors and reporting revisions affect the accuracy and reliability of corporate carbon accounting.
13 October 2026by Daniel Dun
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The role of consultants and software in corporate carbon reporting
Corporate carbon reporting requires more than calculating emissions. Explore how sustainability teams, carbon accounting consultants and software work together to build compliant, actionable carbon footprints.
13 October 2026by Kenneth Van den Bergh
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South Korea's $747 Billion Test of Transition Finance
South Korea’s $747 billion K-GX plan puts transition finance behind heavy-industry decarbonisation, with steel, hydrogen and clean technology at the centre.
11 October 2026by Ankit Palan
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Broader Standards, More Flexible Rules: What the FCA's UK SRS Decision Means for Climate Disclosure
The FCA's final sustainability rules widen listed-company reporting well beyond climate and tie the UK to the ISSB baseline. They also drop January's plan to make climate disclosure mandatory. Both things are true, and the second deserves more scrutiny than it is getting.
03 October 2026by Ankit Palan
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How to use the new OneStop ESG Marketplace
The redesigned OneStop ESG Marketplace adds AI search, use-case browsing, richer profiles and client reviews to help buyers find and compare providers.
28 September 2026by Daniel Dun
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Italy's green bond paid off, just not in basis points
Rome sold €8bn of 12-year green debt on a bad day for its public finances and drew almost 14 times that in orders. The label saved almost nothing on price. It did bring steadier buyers and a public record of where the money goes, and both gains depend on the spending holding up.
26 September 2026by Daniel Dun
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How TNFD Could Influence Technology Infrastructure Decisions
The TNFD's finalised technology sector guidance links site-level water and land data to decisions about where technology infrastructure gets built.
24 September 2026by Daniel Dun
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TNFD Status Report 2026: Nature Risk Is Financial Risk
The TNFD Status Report 2026 shows nature-related disclosure doubling to more than 1,000 organisations, even as the information is only beginning to shape how companies and investors make decisions.
22 September 2026by Daniel Dun
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The sustainability report was never the point
AI and a shorter EU rulebook are about to make sustainability reporting far cheaper to produce. The awkward question is what companies do with the time.
21 September 2026by Daniel Dun
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The Rise of Sustainable Textiles: Can New Materials Break Fashion's Dependence on Virgin Fibres?
Global fibre output just hit a record 132 million tonnes. The greener materials making all the headlines are being added on top of virgin fibre, not replacing it.
19 September 2026by Daniel Dun
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Turning sustainability into financial value: lessons from the evidence
Most companies believe sustainability creates commercial value, yet few can measure its financial impact. Drawing on more than 2,000 verified projects, this article explains why proving ROI depends less on advanced modelling and more on how initiatives are designed, benchmarked and measured from the start, using discovery-driven planning and real-world precedents.
15 September 2026by Mike Kelly
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Crossing 1.5°C Is Not the End of 1.5°C
UNEP now expects the world to cross 1.5°C. Its 2026 report is about what happens next: how high warming peaks, how long it lasts, and who pays while we are above the line.
13 September 2026by Ankit Palan
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