The TNFD is an initiative that aims to provide financial organisations and companies with a picture of their environmental risks and opportunities.

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What is the UK’s Sustainable Finance Roadmap? What does green taxonomy mean? Why is it important, and what implications will it have for businesses in the UK?

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What exactly is the Companies Act 2006? Who does it affect? What are its main features? And how does it impact the environmental duties of companies?

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New environmental regulations have been established several times over the past year throughout the United States, but what do all of them mean for environmental regulations in the U.S. in 2023?

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In this article, we'll explain ISO 20400, its main components, the benefits, and how is it different from all of the ISO certifications mentioned before.

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What is PAS 2050, and how does it allow a company to better manage their carbon footprint and environmental impact?

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What is an ISO 14067, and how does it help qualify the greenhouse gas emissions created throughout the life cycle of a product?

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What is the ISBB, and how does it help to promote sustainability?

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Obtaining a B Corp label can be long and complex. Fortunately, Greenly makes it easier for businesses.

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What is an ISO 50001, and how does it help with energy management?

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What is PAS 2080, and how does it demonstrate a company’s dedication to carbon neutrality?

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The UK’s Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR) regulation requires more companies to report their carbon emissions. Find out if it affects your business.

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