Companies are increasingly held jointly responsible for the actions of their suppliers regarding ESG issues. Recent examples show reputational and legal crises related to labor issues, corruption, and environmental crimes. When we focus on climate change, the value chain often...
According to the IPCC’s 6th Assessment Report (AR6) (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change), the transport sector was responsible for 8.7...
In recent years, adaptation to climate change has not taken center stage at the Conferences of the Parties (COPs). However,...
Regulatory pressure and investor expectations are making managing climate risks impossible to ignore. According to a study by Stanford University,...
Santa Casa BH, the largest hospital in Brazil in terms of number of SUS (public health system) admissions, advances in...
The intensification of extreme weather events and the loss of global biodiversity are intertwined in an unprecedented systemic ecological crisis,...
The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) has become a global benchmark by offering a technical standard for companies that want...
Emissions management has become an essential strategic component for companies seeking to remain competitive and sustainable in an increasingly demanding...
The eleventh episode of the WayCarbon Talks videocast discussed whether companies’ current sustainability strategy is in fact a strategy or...
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