What are Voluntary Sustainability Standards, otherwise known as VSS, and how do they help to ensure economic, social and environmental safety in developing countries while helping to improve their financial independence?

What is Sustainable Public Procurement, otherwise known as SPP, and how do its main goals and principles help entities in their transition towards sustainability and develop the three pillars of sustainability: such as social, environmental, and economic?

What is methane, how does it contribute to global warming, and how do methane emissions pose a different threat to the environment as opposed to other types of emissions?

What are Principal Adverse Impacts (PAIs)? What are the PAI reporting requirements under the EU’s SFDR? And what does this mean for the US?

What is the Global Warming Solutions Act, also known as the GWSA of 2008, and how does it seek to reduce emissions and employ clean energy standards across the state of Massachusetts?

What is the Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program, better known as the GHGRP, and how does it help the U.S. remain aware of the current rate of greenhouse gas emissions and to develop the proper climate legislation to reduce them?

Cutting emissions is key to fighting climate change, but could saving water be just as vital? Find out why water use matters more than you might think.

What are the principles of Carroll's CSR pyramid? How can businesses apply these principles? And does the pyramid still hold relevance 30 years on?

What is the Clean Water Act, and how has it helped to restore rivers, streams, lakes, and other various bodies of water across the United States for the past fifty years?

What is the CERCLA, otherwise known as the ‘Superfund’, and how does it help to protect the environment and human population from the negative effects of poor hazardous waste management?

What is the Financial Accounting Standards Board, also known as the FASB, and how does it work to develop reporting and accounting standards for both nonprofit organizations and businesses?

In this article we’ll explore the UK’s energy mix and how this is expected to change in the future to help the UK meet its net zero targets.