156+ Best ESG & Sustainability Newsletters
Monthly ESG briefings and updates from the OneStop ESG team and our partners.
Newsletter#36 How sustainable is Lululemon, really?
Lululemon is pushing circularity, renewable energy, and supply chain transparency but can it hit its 2030 goals as emissions rise?
Newsletter#35 The Future of Sustainability and ESG Discovery: One Platform, 5 Powerful Tools
OneStop ESG simplifies your sustainability journey with curated tools for solutions, jobs, events, courses & insights, all in one platform.
Newsletter#34 Gabriella Lovas interviews President of the GARP Risk Institute, Jo Paisley
Gabriella Lovas was chatting with Jo Paisley, from the Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP), about how climate change can get under your skin once you realise what’s at stake. As President of the GARP Risk Institute, Jo focuses on climate risk and sustainability and is well-positioned to share insight on these issues.
Newsletter#33 The Green Job Boom Is Here. Where Are the Skilled Workers?
Green jobs are booming, but a severe skills gap threatens climate progress. Urgent action is needed to train workers and meet the growing demand for ESG talent.
Newsletter#32 88% of Global Companies Link Sustainability to Long-Term Value, Morgan Stanley Survey Finds
Morgan Stanley’s 2025 Sustainable Signals report shows 88% of global companies now view sustainability as key to long-term value creation and ROI-driven strategy
Newsletter#31 Brazil's Devastation Bill: What ESG Professionals Need to Know About the 2025 Environmental Rollback
Brazil’s “Devastation Bill” dismantles key environmental protections, posing urgent risks for ESG investors ahead of COP30 and threatening global climate goals.
Newsletter#30 Sun Gone Dim: How the U.S. Lost Its Solar Manufacturing Lead
The U.S. once led in solar innovation but today, China dominates 90% of global manufacturing. What happened? This editorial unpacks two decades of missed opportunities, trade policy missteps, and what the U.S. must do next to stay in the clean energy race.
Newsletter#29 Dettol. Durex. Lizol. Reckitt’s Big Move Toward a Cleaner Future
From Dettol to Durex, Reckitt is embedding sustainability across its brands, cutting emissions, plastic, and pollution while scaling social impact.
Newsletter#28 The 3 ESG Metrics I Actually Trust: Cutting Through the Noise
The only ESG metrics that truly matter? Verified emissions, demographic turnover, and board independence, clear signals that cut through the noise.
Newsletter#27 New EU Sustainability Reporting Standards: What Global Companies Need to Know?
EU simplifies ESG reporting under CSRD: fewer disclosures, extended deadlines, and clearer rules, but global firms with EU ties still face obligations.
Newsletter#26 London Climate Action Week 2025: Key Takeaways for Policymakers, Investors, and ESG Leaders
London Climate Action Week 2025 spotlighted rising climate investments, policy gaps, and the urgent need to scale adaptation alongside net-zero plans.
Newsletter#25 Zara and H&M are going green. But are they solving the real problem?
Fast fashion brands are racing to rebrand themselves as sustainable—but can a model built on speed, scale, and low costs ever align with environmental and social responsibility? In this feature, we explore the real impact of fast fashion, take a closer look at Zara and H&M’s sustainability efforts, and reflect on whether consumer choices can drive meaningful change.