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When Is the Right Time to Conduct Double Materiality?
Why Timing Is Critical for Double Materiality Double materiality has become a vital element of sustainability and ESG strategy in the EU. It examines both how environmental and social issues affect a company and how the company impacts society and the environment. This approach, rooted in the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), goes beyond financial […]
How to Become a Sustainability Manager
With climate change, biodiversity loss, and regulatory pressures reshaping the global economy, the role of the sustainability manager has never been more important. These professionals lead companies toward responsible practices—reducing environmental impact while promoting social value and economic resilience. If you’re passionate about driving change and seeking a career with long-term growth, this guide will […]
How the U.S. Green Bank is Powering a Clean Energy Revolution with $27B
The United States is taking a bold step toward climate resilience and equitable growth. In a landmark move, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is investing $27 billion into the U.S. Green Bank initiative as part of the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund. This investment is set to supercharge clean energy access, cut emissions, and spur job […]
ESG Advocates Face a Market Reality Check: Value Over Virtue
Once the poster child of progressive investing, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) strategies are undergoing a market-driven transformation. Once buoyed by moral imperatives and stakeholder pressures, ESG is now being scrutinized through the lens of value creation. The question professionals and companies must now ask is not “What is the right thing to do?” but […]
As the U.S. Retreats, a New Era of Climate Leadership Emerges
As the U.S. Retreats, a New Era of Climate Leadership Emerges A Turning Point: Global Climate Leaders Forge a New Path By CSE Research Department As the world faces an escalating climate crisis, international leadership on climate action has become more important than ever. The U.S. has historically played a leading role in […]
WSLF2025: From Boardroom to Breakthrough
Join the World’s Top ESG Trailblazers at WSLF2025 In a world where climate urgency intersects with economic ambition, one event stands apart—the World Sustainability Leadership Forum 2025 (WSLF2025). This summit brings together top minds in sustainability, ESG strategy, finance, and policy. Its goal is to accelerate transformation and deliver measurable impact. Why WSLF2025 Matters […]
LEED v5 and the Future of Green Building: Decarbonization and Resilience Take Center Stage
The green building world is undergoing a transformation. In 2025, the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) unveiled LEED v5, the most significant update to the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification since its inception. LEED v5 sets a bold new direction—focusing on decarbonization, climate resilience, and social equity in the built environment. Why […]
Sustainability Leaders in the USA: Driving Climate Action from the Ground Up
As the global climate crisis accelerates, the United States stands at a pivotal intersection where local innovation, state-level governance, and federal systems interact to drive environmental change. While national climate policies fluctuate, a group of forward-thinking states—many of which now top national quality-of-life and sustainability rankings—are stepping up. From Utah to Washington, these states are […]
Climate Policy Shifts Under Trump Fuel Rise in Corporate Sustainability Software Adoption
In a political environment where climate regulation is being rolled back, U.S. corporations are taking sustainability into their own hands—and investing heavily in software to help them do it. As the Trump administration signals a step away from robust climate action, many businesses are turning toward digital tools to future-proof their operations. The surge in […]
What Boeing’s DEI Controversy Reveals About ESG Governance and Sustainability Leadership
Boeing’s recent diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) controversy has put a spotlight on how companies govern their Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) strategies—particularly the “G” in ESG. A lawsuit alleging that Boeing’s DEI programs may have disadvantaged candidates on the basis of race and gender has sparked national debate. For sustainability professionals, the key question […]