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…Business Leader (VBL) and the already often-cited 2015 encyclical on climate change Laudato si’, on Care for our Common Home by Pope Francis, with an emphasis on the role of business in society. Since I am not a particularly religious…
…people who understand the power of sustainability to create positive change, who are conscious that the decisions they make and the actions they take today affect the quality of life for our children, grandchildren, and all future…
…under its policy of the “New Normal.” Ahead of the upcoming COP21 climate change summit in Paris, China has committed to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions per unit of GDP by 60-65% of 2005 levels by 2030. It has also committed to a…
…misleading disclosures. The authors illustrate this with the case of climate change. The SEC has already issued interpretive guidance on climate change disclosures, making it quite clear that existing regulations require companies to…
…and therefore no time to object. LAERTES. And Article 6(4) of the Climate Law! Before you adopt a draft measure, you assess its consistency with climate neutrality, and you make the assessment public. Where is it? Show it to me.…
…270 percent in the United States. Across more than 300 fragmented exchanges, the combined capitalization of the entire European Union sits around $12 trillion—roughly one-fifth the market capitalization of the two largest U.S. exchanges…
…about how business performance has been affected by things like climate-related risks and also the anticipated effects of those risks and opportunities. When applying ISSB Standards, disclosures are presented in a way that enables…
…rollbacks, and an anti-ESG backlash. These tensions are reshaping climate policy, capital flows, and global markets. To understand this moment, Lindsay Hooper and Marc Kahn speak with two globally respected interpreters of political…
…statistics outline hands concept. Corporate ESG analysis with climate impact calculation vector illustration. Nature friendly green practices measurement. | GETTY This conversation reminded me of one I had during a private session…
…own hands without waiting for some kind of political or regulatory change. Eccles: We’ll dig into this some more, but first tell me a little bit about your background. Lindquist: Sure. I grew up in Minnesota, in the suburbs of the Twin…
…intensely reviewing the preliminary standards and proposing many changes which were then exposed for public comment, resulting in the issuance in late 2018 of a revised set of 77 industry-specific standards. As I recall at that time…
…to being experts in a particular aspect of sustainability, like climate, or more of a background in stakeholder engagement. Quinn: I’m not surprised this is happening. In my case, the idea is that I understand the value offering of…
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