The World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) has updated its framework of metrics to help businesses quantify the link between their circularity strategies and their impact on climate and nature.
Although awareness of why we need to respect and protect nature is slow at being turned into action, appetite for new technologies and sustainable products is spurring investment across many sectors.
Investment managers have not been voting in favour of biodiversity proposals over the last decade’s proxy seasons, raising questions over their engagement policies.
The World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) has updated its framework of metrics to help businesses quantify the link between their circularity strategies and their impact on climate and nature.
Although awareness of why we need to respect and protect nature is slow at being turned into action, appetite for new technologies and sustainable products is spurring investment across many sectors.
Investment managers have not been voting in favour of biodiversity proposals over the last decade’s proxy seasons, raising questions over their engagement policies.
The Government of Ireland has launched a pilot scheme to educate contractors working in environmentally sensitive areas.
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BHP (ASX:BHP), Australia’s largest mining company, has published a pilot case study of the method it will use when assessing its impacts on nature.
The aquaculture industry is increasingly vulnerable to the very biodiversity erosion it is contributing to, which is expected to cap its growth potential.
Finnish researchers have calculated the biodiversity footprint of retailer S Group and plan to make the methodology publicly available.
One of Africa’s premier wildlife areas has been targeted for oil exploration.
The North Sea is at a turning point. Hundreds of rigs and their associated marine infrastructure are set to be decommissioned. Oil and gas platforms will begin to move out, and infrastructure for offshore renewable energy will move in.
