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Building Connected Environmental and Sustainability Teams

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Environmental and sustainability teams often share similar goals, yet they operate in very different ways. When those differences aren’t aligned, organizations miss opportunities for improvement.  In this blog, we aim to show how connecting teams is the first step toward creating a more resilient, credible, and effective sustainability program.  Why Collaboration Breaks Down Between Sustainability Teams Environmental and sustainability teams are both essential to enabling and meeting critical EHS+ objectives, but their […]

AI for Workplace Safety: Predict, Prevent, and Protect Your Workforce

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AI for workplace safety is no longer a futuristic concept — it’s rapidly becoming a cornerstone of modern safety strategies. According to Verdantix, 94% of firms report that implementing AI to boost Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) automation and realize time savings is a top priority within the next two years.1  This surge in interest reflects a growing […]

What is Applied AI in EHS? How to Make AI Work for EHS Teams

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Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) programs are at a crossroads. Long reliant on manual processes and reactive measures, organizations are moving towards an era transformed by applied artificial intelligence (AI). But what do we mean when we say “applied AI” in the context of EHS? And how is it reshaping the way organizations work in highly regulated industries, from manufacturing to utilities and chemicals?  Defining Applied AI  Artificial […]

Scope 3 Emissions Reporting: Requirements, Challenges & Solutions  

Scope 3 Emissions

Scope 3 emissions account for ~75% of an organization’s total footprint on average and are notoriously challenging to measure. But that complexity also creates the potential to reduce emissions across your value chain, cutting costs, driving innovation, and improving transparency. This article helps organizations understand Scope 3 emissions reporting, why it matters, and how to manage it effectively to unlock value.  What Are Scope 3 Emissions? […]

Digital Risk Management: How to Streamline Risk Assessments with Technology 

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Searching health and safety incident records at many organizations often reveals numerous cases where the root cause is attributed to “lack of situational awareness”. In some reports, it’s the only root cause identified. But what does that really mean?  Situational awareness is a person’s ability to perceive what’s happening in their environment, understand it, and take appropriate action based on that information. In a safety […]

A Letter from Our CEO: The World of EHS+ Is Changing. Cortex AI Is the Next Step

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By Ryan Magee, CEO, Cority Today at Converge Studio, we introduced Cortex AI — the new intelligence layer embedded across CorityOne. It’s a major step forward for our platform, but more importantly, it reflects a critical inflection point happening across the entire EHS+ world.  Cortex AI isn’t a departure from who we are. It’s the next chapter in a story that started nearly forty years ago.   Our Journey […]

AASB S2 Compliance: Australia’s Mandatory Climate Reporting Guide

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The Australian Sustainability Reporting Standards (ASRS) were issued by the Australian Accounting Standards Board (AASB) in September 2024. Known as AASB S1 and AASB S2, they are officially here and they’re changing the way Australian businesses disclose and confront climate risks. Designed for interoperability with international reporting frameworks, these rules bring greater transparency and consistency […]

No-Regret Metrics: Turning Emissions Data into Action

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To compete, businesses must build sustainability into core operations by turning emissions data into action. This article was originally published on the Trellis website. For years, sustainability work has been about reporting, disclosing and measuring emissions, publishing targets and meeting disclosure deadlines. That foundational effort was critical, but the landscape is shifting. Today, the emphasis […]

What Outperformers Do Differently: Lagging vs Leading Safety Indicators in EHS

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For so many EHS professionals, individual performance is measured by what’s already happened. Incident rates, lost time, and compensation claims – these units are seen as the standard indication for the success or failure of EHS programs. As such, you’d be forgiven for thinking the organizations that outperform must just have better tools at their […]