Sustainability Reporting

Mandatory Carbon Reporting Survey
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19 hours ago — started by Ali Sheridan, BearingPoint
Hi all,I am completing a Masters of Management for Sustainable Development at Dublin City University. For my dissertation I am conducting an investigation into the impacts of …
Making the Connection Between Sustainability and Long-term Profit
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yesterday — added by Laurence Webb, amee
The release of Ford’s 14th annual sustainability report demonstrates that another business has made sustainability an integral part of its long term success
Private Equity ESG reporting - don't just report, communicate
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14 June — added by Darren Chadwick, Brite Green Ltd
Through improved ESG management and reporting, Private Equity firms have an opportunity to identify and realise additional value across the investment cycle and communicate …
Sustainability Reporting is Changing
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4 June — added by Laurence Webb, amee
The launch of the Global Resources Institute’s (GRI) new G4 reporting guidelines has triggered a welcome debate on the future of sustainability reporting. One thing’s for …
Materiality and disclosing Supply Chain Impacts now essential parts of GRI framework
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3 June — started by Marc Ambasna-Jones, Ecodesk
Blog by Dr Nick Murry, CSO Ecodesk on GRI's G4 guidelines With sustainability reporting increasingly moving from voluntary to mandatory, and mandatory reporting now part of …
Measuring the dragon: Carbon reporting in China
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29 May — written by Laurence Webb, amee
With a national carbon trading scheme in China now on the horizon, more and more Chinese companies are reporting their carbon emissions. The news that the first of China’s …
Sustainability at the Heart of UK Government Strategy
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16 May — added by Laurence Webb, amee
This post examines how the UK Government is putting sustainability reporting at the heart of its efforts to improve environmental performance
Open energy data isn’t sexy, but it’s very important
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13 May — started by Marc Ambasna-Jones, Ecodesk
Written by The Sunday Telegraph Regulations, peer pressure, political priorities and the availability of data is revolutionising how big and small companies use the supply …
Can sustainability data be used as a measure of risk?
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7 May — started by Marc Ambasna-Jones, Ecodesk
[article first appeared on http://www.globalbankingand...d-as-a-measure-of-risk.html] As more businesses measure and report energy use and carbon emissions, it is possible to …
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Sustainability reporting in the US: A growing trend
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8 May — written by Tim Murphy, amee
The US Government is another government taking the lead when it comes to sustainability in the supply chain, says Tim Murphy When the UK Government published its Action Plan …