California ESG Reporting Requirements: Updated For 2025
California is known for leading the way in environmental and sustainability rules, and its ESG regulations are set to have a big impact beyond the state. As one of the largest economies in the world, California’s influence often reaches across the U.S. and even internationally, pushing companies to change how they report on sustainability. These […]
One EHS Platform to Rule Them All: Why Companies are Consolidating EHS Software
EHS software consolidation, not more point solutions, is how leading teams cut operational risk, strengthen compliance, unlock real SIF reduction, and make AI in EHS actually useful. Let’s be honest: Most EHS&S programs don’t have a software problem—they have a sprawl problem. Data lives in too many places, trends are hiding in the gaps and […]
Scope 3 Data: Top Questions Answered
Measuring accurate and consistent greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions is critical when meeting sustainability targets, setting effective reduction strategies, and complying with new regulatory requirements. Scope 3 can be the most complex area to measure, but it also holds the greatest opportunity for finding operational efficiencies and hitting your sustainability targets. Read on for insights into […]
5 Questions to Ask When Choosing Sustainability Software for GHG Reporting
In the last few years, global disclosure rules (e.g., CSRD, ISSB-aligned standards, California’s SB 253/SB 261, and proposed SEC climate disclosures) have amplified expectations for transparent, audit-ready data across Scopes 1, 2, and 3. We have seen increasing scrutiny on the sustainability impact of organizations with greater emphasis on value-chain (Scope 3) reporting and supplier engagement. Consumers are looking to […]
CSRD: How to Leverage Stakeholder Engagement for Successful Double Materiality Assessment
As of 2024, the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) ushers in a new era of transparency for European companies. Companies subject to the CSRD must assess, through double materiality analysis, the importance of each sustainability issue for both the company and its stakeholders. This analysis is called ‘double’ as it is based on two axes […]
Materiality in Sustainability Reporting: What You Need to Know
Sustainability reporting has become increasingly important for companies as stakeholders demand greater transparency and accountability on ESG metrics. Materiality is a key concept in sustainability reporting, as it helps companies identify the most important sustainability issues to report on, and provides stakeholders with more meaningful and relevant information. Materiality is based on the idea that […]
Best Practices for Sustainability Reporting: Setting Up for Success
Sustainability reporting is more than just compliance. It’s a strategic tool that can drive long-term success when done right, providing transparency, building trust, and improving decision-making. More and more evidence shows companies who invest in their sustainability efforts and embed it into their organization’s DNA experience more competitive advantages. This includes better long-term returns and […]
From Reactive to Predictive: Transforming Occupational Health with AI and Data
The workplace health landscape has undergone a dramatic transformation. What once served as a basic compliance function has evolved into a strategic business asset that drives measurable outcomes while protecting the workforce. This shift reflects changing organizational priorities and emerging technologies that make sophisticated health management accessible to companies of all sizes. The question is […]
How to Prepare Your Business for the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)
The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is a key policy initiative introduced by the European Union in 2023 to reduce carbon emissions and prevent ‘carbon leakage’. CBAM is one of the many elements of the EU Green Deal, which is aiming to reduce GHG emissions by 55% by 2030, and works in conjunction with the […]
Measuring Biodiversity Impact and Risk: A New Focus in ESG Disclosure
The risks resulting from a loss of nature and changes to natural capital have the potential to disrupt society and the stability of the global economy. Most research on financial risks related to natural capital has historically focused on climate change. However, there is a growing awareness of the risks associated with other aspects of […]