7+ Best ESG & Sustainability Newsletters
Monthly ESG briefings and updates from the OneStop ESG team and our partners.
NewsletterCan 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.
Newsletter#153 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.
Newsletter#152 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.
Newsletter#127 TNFD Alternative Fuels Guidance: The Nature Test
TNFD's June 2026 sector guidance says cutting emissions is no longer enough. For alternative fuels, the next credibility test is nature, not carbon.
Newsletter#126 Decathlon Sustainability: SBTi Targets, Circularity and the Growth Paradox
A retailer's emissions and its revenue both rise with the number of products it sells. Decathlon, the world's largest sporting-goods retailer, has committed to cutting one while growing the other, pledging net zero by 2050 against a business built on volume. We examine its science-based targets, its bet on circularity, and the credibility gap its sustainability claims must still close.
Newsletter#124 Brambles: The Most Sustainable Company You've Never Heard Of
Brambles moves much of the world's goods on shared pallets that almost nobody notices. Its rise to the top of global sustainability rankings carries a practical lesson for every company struggling with Scope 3.
Newsletter#63 Levi's Strauss: From Blue Jeans to Green Future
Levi Strauss & Co. is driving sustainability across climate, water, circularity, and social equity. Its science-based targets include 90% emissions cuts by 2025 and net-zero by 2050, with 97% renewable power already achieved.