As we enter 2026, thousands of U.S. and global companies doing business in California are preparing for landmark climate disclosure requirements under SB 253 and SB 261, two new laws that are set to reshape corporate reporting, climate risk management, and stakeholder expectations.
To compete, businesses must build sustainability into core operations by turning emissions data into action. This article was originally published
Regardless of industry, organizational size, maturity, or other differentiating factors, modern EHS leaders all seem to face the same objective.
As regulatory complexity and sustainability expectations rise, IT modernization and platform consolidation have become strategic imperatives, not optional upgrades. Join experts from Cority, Enhesa, and
Join Cority and Verdantix experts for an insightful discussion on how breaking down these silos, and connecting data across functions can create
Hospitals are under unprecedented pressure. Margins are shrinking, staffing is stretched thin, and inflation is driving up operational costs. As
Two of the world’s most influential standard-setters in sustainability, ISO (the International Organization for Standardization) and the Greenhouse Gas Protocol
In today’s fast-paced business environment, workplace safety has never been more complex, or more critical but when striving for operational
California is known for leading the way in environmental and sustainability rules, and its ESG regulations are set to have
Understand the EHS Software Trends Driving Digital Transformation in 2025 The Verdantix Global Corporate Survey 2025: EHS Budgets, Priorities and
