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Author: George Markezinis

Carbon removal technology provides permanent storage solutions instead of temporary carbon displacement.  Many organizations no longer deem carbon neutrality adequate. Companies aiming to become carbon negative (also known as climate positive) drive innovation in this sector.
Climate and environmental risks pose a unique threat to financial stability. Financial institutions must now cope with tougher regulatory oversight and required testing. A step-by-step guide for a better comprehension of ESG risk management through climate stress testing.
Building a sustainable supply chain is critical for ESG success, as supply chain emissions average 11.4 times larger than direct operational emissions. Learn about the critical steps and strategies to transform your supply chain into a competitive advantage.
The circular economy in business offers enormous financial potential and benefits that go beyond environmental impact. Businesses adopting circular initiatives are experiencing greater growth and competitiveness compared to those adhering to traditional linear models. The article examines how companies can create a circular economy in business through grounded case studies and practical strategies that turn sustainability challenges into competitive edges.
The green finance landscape in 2025 highlights both the maturity and the growing complexity of sustainable investing. ESG bonds are still the top performers in the market, showing good results, less price fluctuation, and a clear connection between making money and helping the environment, while sustainability-linked loans provide more options for accessing sustainable funding.
The TNFD framework changes traditional reporting by tracking nature-based resources like water, soil, and pollination and monitoring environmental effects such as deforestation and habitat loss.  Organizations can now better disclose their nature-related risks through this framework, which looks at both challenges and opportunities.
With 75% of the total carbon footprint made up of scope 3 emissions, companies must learn how to measure and manage their value chain emissions to avoid financial and environmental risks. Challenges such as supplier inconsistencies and data availability complicate the process, but practical solutions exist. Walk through the quickest ways to understand, calculate, and reduce  Scope 3 emissions, including useful steps to tackle a significant part of your company's total emissions.
Despite regulatory uncertainty over sustainability regulations, AI-driven ESG reporting gains momentum. What are the advantages and disadvantages of using artificial intelligence, and how can real-world case studies that utilized AI ESG reporting tools guide more companies?
Smart waste management uses technology and data to optimize waste collection, sorting, transport, disposal, and recycling processes within a circular economy framework. Digital tools like sensors, GPS tracking, analytics, and automation work together to monitor and manage waste streams efficiently and economically.
The EU Taxonomy's influence reaches well beyond European shores, with several countries having developed their own taxonomy frameworks. China, the UK, South Africa, and Colombia lead this trend. Your business might feel the impact of these sustainability standards even if you operate outside the EU, especially when dealing with European partners.
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