State-law requirements for businesses to disclose greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are expanding. California, for example, ...

In talking with supply chain leaders around the world, I often hear that reducing Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) is either too confounding or too nebulous to warrant any meaningful investment ...

Is it possible to do well while doing good? Environmental, social and governance (ESG) describes a set of business performance metrics that are focused on environmental sustainability and ethical ...

Solar panels, electric vehicles, passive building design—there are many tried-and-true ways that companies can cut carbon out of their operations. But what can they do to decarbonize their entire ...

The global landscape is moving towards more transparent climate disclosures. Businesses are expanding their reporting to cover emissions from direct operations and their entire value chain, including ...

New regulations are requiring companies to include scope 3 emissions in their climate reports. Scope 3 encompasses the biggest contributor to greenhouse gas emissions for most organizations, as it ...

Measuring, reporting, and reducing carbon emissions along the entire supply chain could become a new normal for large companies in the United States, courtesy of a new law in California that the ...

Accurately calculating Scope 3 emissions—indirect greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions generated by sources not owned or controlled by a company—is challenging given the extensive data required from ...

Only 32% of global high tech companies include scope 3 emissions as part of broader net-zero targets, Accenture research found. Scope 3 emissions for high tech companies are 24 times greater than ...