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Navigating the Unique Opportunities for ESG Advisors under CSRD and CSDD
Over the last two years, debate around Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) strategies has intensified. While ESG remains central to investment and corporate agendas in Europe and Asia, in regions like the United States, the term has become increasingly politicized—leading to what is now widely referred to as the “ESG backlash.” For ESG advisors, consultants, […]
CSE Partners with Chicago Build Expo 2025 as Media Partner
The Center for Sustainability & Excellence (CSE) is proud to announce its role as a Media Partner for Chicago Build Expo 2025 – the Midwest’s largest construction show – taking place October 29–30, 2025, at McCormick Place, Hall D2 in Chicago. This year’s expo will spotlight driving change, diversity, and equality across the Midwest’s built […]
Houston’s Green Building Boom: Sustainable Urban Development on the Rise
Houston, long known as the energy capital of the world, is undergoing a sustainability transformation. The city’s urban landscape is rapidly changing, driven by a surge in green building projects. This shift reflects a broader commitment among developers, policymakers, and businesses to prioritize Houston sustainable urban development. The Green Building Surge in Houston Recently, Houston […]
Employee Engagement Drives Corporate Sustainability Success in the U.S.
In the evolving landscape of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices, one factor consistently emerges as a game-changer: employee engagement. For U.S. companies committed to advancing corporate sustainability, the role of their workforce is not just supportive—it’s essential. A growing body of research and case studies from leading sustainability platforms, like Sustainable Brands, reveals that […]
Climate Capital Is Still Flowing—But Only Where the Conditions Are Right
Global capital remains committed to the net zero capital 2025 transition. However, it flows only into markets that demonstrate clear policies, infrastructure readiness, and governance stability. As noted by the Reuters analysis from June 30, 2025, investors are increasingly selective. This trend presents both opportunities and risks for ESG leaders. As the sustainability transition accelerates, […]
Sustainability Reporting Becomes Mandatory for U.S. Corporations
For many years, sustainability reporting in the U.S. remained voluntary, guided by investor interest and industry best practices. Today, that is changing fast. Sustainability reporting is now becoming mandatory for U.S. corporations, driven by state regulations and international standards that are transforming how businesses operate, disclose, and compete in a global market. California Takes the […]
Green Bonds Gain Traction in Financing America’s Sustainable Future
Green bonds financing America sustainability are transforming how sustainable projects are funded. These specialized bonds are becoming essential to climate and ESG strategies across the country. With global green bond issuance projected to hit $1 trillion in 2025, the U.S. is playing a key role in this financial shift. What Are Green Bonds? Green bonds […]
AI Revolutionizes ESG Data Analysis Amid Corporate America ESG Backlash
As the Corporate America ESG backlash intensifies, driven by conservative political movements and new state-level restrictions, U.S. companies are recalibrating their sustainability strategies. Instead of retreating, many are leveraging AI-powered ESG tools to reinforce compliance, strengthen transparency, and future-proof their business models. Political Landscape: ESG Under Pressure Over 165 anti-ESG bills were introduced in 37 […]
Green Leadership at the G7: What the Kananaskis Summit Means for the Sustainability Agenda
From June 15 to 17, global leaders met in Kananaskis, Alberta. This was the 50th G7 Summit. More importantly, it came at a time of rising global instability. Geopolitical tensions are growing. So are economic risks and climate crises. Therefore, this summit is not just tradition. It’s a test of the G7’s commitment to a […]
The Greenhushing Dilemma
A Corporate Challenge for Europe’s Sustainability Future In the face of growing global pressure for corporate climate action, companies are encountering a new challenge: greenhushing. While greenwashing—the practice of overstating environmental credentials—is widely known, greenhushing presents the opposite problem. It is the silence surrounding sustainability efforts, driven by fear of backlash, litigation, and scrutiny. As […]