Sustainability Reporting

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 …
The hotel industry leads the way on consistent carbon measurement
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29 April — written by holly tuppen, International Tourism Parnership
Holly Tuppen explains how collaboration is helping the hotel industry to address the problem of inconsistent carbon reporting. There are very few industries in which …
The future of integrated reporting
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26 April — written by Eva Cahill, Kinelea
It’s time for a new way of integrated thinking and communicating on performance, says Eva Cahill. It is now recognised that organisations cannot sustain value creation …
Unilever: Taking the lead on sustainability
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25 April — written by Laurence Webb, amee
Unilever is recognised as having one of the best track records for sustainability in the world. But why has sustainability made such good business sense and how is Unilever …
EU policy briefing: Environmental reporting may no longer be an ‘optional extra’
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18 April — written by Marc Ambasna-Jones, Ecodesk
A policy briefing took place in Brussels today that proposed to necessitate the reporting of non-financial data by companies with over 500 employees. The proposed changes put …
Global Sustainability Reporting Platform
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17 April — added by Derek Spillane, ManageCO2
Energy, CSR, Carbon, Greenhouse Gas, Environmental and Sustainability reporting on a single global platform
Just 10% of big US businesses opt for sustainability report assurance
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11 April — written by Lucinda Broad, 2degrees
Despite more than half of all US companies in the S&P; 500 Index and Fortune 500 now publishing sustainability reports, just 10% opt to get them assured by a third …