How We Respond to Missing 1.5˚C Matters

by dennis | Oct 16, 2025 | News & Analysis

Robert G. EcclesauthorFollow SustainabilityTenured Harvard Business School professor, now at Oxford University. Editor’s Note: This guest piece by Simon Glynn represents an important contribution to the emerging discussion about how climate leaders should respond to...

When Machines Become Co-Authors a New Field Emerges

by dennis | Oct 16, 2025 | Articles 2025, News & Analysis

Robert G. EcclesauthorFollow SustainabilityTenured Harvard Business School professor, now at Oxford University. This piece is co-authored with Timothy J. Youmans A professor (me), his former student (Tim), and a team of AI agents on the birth of Narrative AI...

It’s Time To Change The Narrative On Sustainability Through Integrated Reporting 2.0

by dennis | Oct 16, 2025 | Articles 2025, News & Analysis

Robert G. EcclesauthorFollow SustainabilityTenured Harvard Business School professor, now at Oxford University. I helped launch the International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC) in 2010. Fifteen years later, integrated reporting remains mostly an aspiration, not...

Why Nature-Based Solutions Are Essential for Emissions Management

by dennis | Oct 9, 2025 | Articles 2025, News & Analysis

Robert G. EcclesauthorFollow SustainabilityTenured Harvard Business School professor, now at Oxford University. Technological innovation is often hailed as the cornerstone of climate mitigation. From direct air capture to carbon storage, industrial solutions are...

Carbon Pricing Needs Data Standards, Not A Standards War

by dennis | Oct 9, 2025 | Articles 2025, News & Analysis

Robert G. EcclesauthorFollow SustainabilityTenured Harvard Business School professor, now at Oxford University. Effective carbon pricing has become essential for climate action. MIT’s EN-ROADS climate simulator demonstrates that carbon pricing reaching $50-100...