Moving beyond rhetoric: to build a nature-positive economy, focus on nature-supportive action
Rather than claiming to be nature positive, focus instead on action. Becoming a nature-supportive business means applying ambitious, science-based and integrated action,…-
IPCC Synthesis Report: what your company should know
If we want to reach net zero, sustainability must be treated as a strategic business priority. -
Illiquid: How water challenges affect businesses (and what to do about it)
Water is the lifeblood of business — and humanity as a whole — but the future of this finite resource is on the line. -
If you’re wondering if your company needs a Chief Sustainability Officer, you probably do.
A CSO can help to align an organization’s business model with its sustainability strategy, and then embed that strategy into the company culture and overall mission in… -
Blue gold: Why tackling water challenges is a key lever for mitigating impact and risk in the cosmetics and personal care industry
Both highly dependent on water and a major driver of water-related impacts, the cosmetics and personal care industry has a critical role — and a vested interest — in… -
To accelerate sustainable business transformation, transform your marketing
When it comes to preventing greenwashing and driving sustainable business transformation, CMOs and marketing teams have a critical role to play. -
COP15’s massive moment for nature: What business needs to know about the Global Biodiversity Framework
Biodiversity loss can no longer be seen as a secondary, less-important challenge to the climate crisis – they need to be tackled jointly. -
Where does COP27 leave us?
The outcomes of COP27 reveal that now, more than ever, the private sector must lead the charge and push for what the planet needs. -
SBTi releases new guidance for forest, land and agriculture sector
If your company has significant FLAG emissions, it’s required to set a FLAG SBT. -
Putting circularity into action for a sustainable fashion future
Failing to acknowledge the endpoint indicators that circularity strategies can influence (climate, water, biodiversity, etc.) can lead to missed opportunities or… -
Circularity: more than just product design, a whole new business model
Ecodesign alone will not drive the market toward circularity. Going circular implies business model change. -
Bridging the gap between climate risk and corporate resilience
Climate change cannot — and will not — be ignored. There’s a clear and urgent business case to innumerate, address and mitigate climate change-related risks now.
