In this article we’ll look at what the updated ASA advertising guidance means for companies advertising in the UK when it comes to environmental claims.

What are ESG jobs, why are they important, is it difficult to pursue an ESG job, and what are some examples of ESG jobs in 2023 for young workers seeking to work ESG jobs?

What is space junk, otherwise known as space debris, and why is it bad for both scientists and astronauts intrigued by what lies beyond the planet and both for the Earth humans depend on for life?

What are five ways to be able to tell if a supply chain is sustainable, why is it important to cultivate a sustainable supply chain, and how can supply chains seek to become more sustainable?

What are the limits of free carbon footprint calculators for businesses, and why is it worth upgrading for companies seeking to reduce their carbon footprint and fight against climate change?

What is ethical sourcing and why does it matter? Learn how it drives transparency, sustainability, and climate responsibility in today’s business landscape.

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?