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Medium-sized companies also have to deal more intensively with sustainability reporting. However, the implementation is anything but easy, as a recent study shows. This is also due to the fact that many finance departments still rely too much on Excel. Read more…
Medium-sized companies also need a strategy for their ESG activities. What goals are they pursuing? And what risks do they need to circumnavigate? Read more…
A new study analyzes the factors that drive environmental concern among Europeans in an effort to understand how we can bolster popular support for combating climate change. Read more…
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As a company for sustainable consulting and software offerings in the area of sustainability, energy and the environment, we set a good example and save CO2 every day by enabling our employees to work remotely and from home. Hear from sustainability researcher Gerrit von Jorck on how companies can take care of their environmental footprint […]
The current ecological, economic and social challenges necessitate a comprehensive societal transformation toward sustainability. It is now clear that committed goals, scenarios and individual instruments as well as technology developments alone are not enough. Read more…
Maja Göpel is considered one of the smartest minds in Germany when it comes to tomorrow’s economy. She says we have long known what it takes to avert the climate catastrophe and continue to live a good life on Earth. We just need to have the courage to do it. Read more…
Many decision-makers focus too much on increasing efficiency when it comes to sustainability, instead of using the change as an opportunity for more effective business and completely new business models. Read more…
Sustainable companies are in demand. Many investors no longer want environmentally harmful companies. Large corporations are responding to this by spinning off divisions that emit a lot of climate-damaging CO2, for example. This is called a “carve-out.” Read more…
According to Angelika Breinich-Schilly of Springer Fachmedien, the most important investment criteria for German investors are security, return and transparency. Union Investment asked Generation Z about sustainability and found that most young adults want to ensure greater sustainability with energy savings, nutrition and less travel. Read more…