Sustainable Spaces: From Compliance to Commitment
Buildings are 40% of global CO2 emissions! Learn how Sustainable Spaces can help the building & construction industry reduce its environmental impact.
Buildings are 40% of global CO2 emissions! Learn how Sustainable Spaces can help the building & construction industry reduce its environmental impact.
California has taken proactive steps to combat climate change, mandates firms report greenhouse gas emissions & climate-related financial risks by 2025.
As ESG requirements evolve, companies find the supply chain as an emerging critical area. The increased focus on sustainability requires companies to look closely into product/service design and manufacturing processes, the materials and services they use, and how their products travel through the supply chain.
It is vital to understand the financial and legal risks revolving around environmental considerations that any company may face. Sufficient understanding allows a company to develop an appropriate business plan for sustainable value creation and growth.
In today’s business landscape, it’s no longer enough for companies to focus solely on financial performance. Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations are becoming increasingly important for investors and other stakeholders. As a result, ESG reporting is becoming a crucial aspect of corporate reporting.
As the threat and effects of global warming become more apparent, the need for green accounting is becoming more evident. The impact permeates every aspect and function of an organization, including its accounting. As more businesses shift to green accounting, it’s important to understand what this concept involves and how it affects your accounting function. In this blog, we’ll discuss the emerging ESG updates and how to pivot your company towards it.