Image Source: greeneconomycoalition.org Major retailers and the fashion industry have a long-standing history of grappling with sustainability and social responsibility issues. While there has been a notable shift, with 52% of leading fashion retailers now revealing their tier 1 supplier lists, the collective performance paints a bleak picture, averaging only 23%. Moreover, a substantial 45%…
At a time when most industries are waxing eloquent around the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and its direct impact on their bottom line, new research suggests that its development and implementation could also have some negative implications, especially in the sustainability-led goals of enterprises. Researchers at Cornell University believe that AI usage by enterprises,…
● Fostering industry collaborations to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2050 ● Birla Carbon Italy receives ISCC Certification ● Re-invested 4% of earnings into R&D Birla Carbon, one of the leading manufacturers and suppliers of high-quality carbon black solutions, today released its 11th annual sustainability report titled – Share the Future….
For a considerable duration, global attention was predominantly directed towards economic advancement, often at the expense of environmental considerations. However, the surge in environmental activism has led to an escalating recognition that both individuals and businesses bear a responsibility to conscientiously manage resource consumption and curtail their carbon footprint. The unregulated pursuit of capitalism, marked…
At a time when reports are leaking out around how investor support to ESG has tanked over the past six to eight months, there’s some good data that is coming out that should warm the cockles of all sustainability supporters. Google’s Sustainability Survey notwithstanding, some Big-Tech companies are pulling their considerable weight. SDxCentral came out…
Investors looking for green, ESG-compliant companies to invest in may still have a hard time finding them, even with new emissions reporting rules from the Greenhouse Gas Protocol (GHGP). The GHGP allows companies to buy green energy to offset their emissions, but it also allows different accounting methods to be used when calculating Scope 2…
