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372 articles · Page 6 of 31
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For many organisations, ESG, sustainability, and impact are closely linked but serve different purposes. ESG focuses on managing and disclosing risks, sustainability defines the long-term direction, and impact shows whether real-world change is actually happening.
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For most companies, the biggest share of emissions comes from their value chain, not their own operations. Scope 3 captures these indirect emissions and is essential for credible climate action and net-zero strategies.

Real ESG goes beyond reports and public commitments, focusing on governance, data, and operational integration that turn sustainability from statements into measurable action.
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International Day of Clean Energy highlights how accelerating the shift to clean, affordable, and reliable energy is essential for climate action, economic resilience, and a just transition.
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The Materiality Mountain shows how companies systematically move from identifying ESG issues to prioritising, integrating, and acting on what truly drives impact and business value.

At Davos 2026, leaders linked profit to climate resilience: clean-energy momentum, nature and water as balance-sheet risks, and regional moves shaping supply chains.
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Rolex’s sustainability approach, shaped by product longevity, industrial stewardship, and long-term partnerships supporting science and conservation.

The life cycle of a plastic bottle reveals how a short-use product creates long-term environmental impact, exposing critical gaps in production, consumption, and waste recovery systems.
Nature loss is becoming a real business risk. This feature explores how Superorganism is backing startups that turn biodiversity decline into investable, scalable opportunity.

Toyota’s climate strategy bets on multiple paths. EVs, hybrids, hydrogen, and operational cuts work in parallel to reach carbon neutrality without leaving markets or customers behind.

A circular city keeps materials in continuous use by connecting design, consumption, repair, recycling, and organic systems to reduce waste, emissions, and resource dependence.

Understanding what makes up everyday waste reveals key opportunities to reduce emissions, improve recycling, and shift from disposal toward more circular and sustainable resource systems.