The world’s publicly listed companies depend on #naturalcapital for their operations yet cause trillions of dollars in environmental costs that are not accounted for each year, according to new research produced by S&P Global Sustainable1 with feedback and support from Capitals Coalition This research, a significant analysis of the hidden costs to the environment and society generated by corporations worldwide, aims to put a price tag on the most significant negative externalities in the global economy — the indirect impact of economic activities affecting third parties not directly involved in the activities, and not reflected in market prices. It examines these costs for more than 12,000 companies included in the S&P Global Broad Market Index. Read the full report: https://okt.to/BLbMdW #GHG #emissions
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S&P Global Sustainable1 is your single source of essential sustainability intelligence. As S&P Global's centralized source for sustainability intelligence, Sustainable1 offers comprehensive coverage across global markets combined with ESG products, insights and solutions from across our divisions to help customers assess risks, uncover opportunities and inform long-term sustainable growth. Companies, governments and institutions worldwide look to us for in-depth data, and well-informed points of view on critical topics like energy transition, climate resilience, positive impact, and sustainable finance. The breadth and depth of our knowledge and experience go deep on the details that define the big picture so customers can act with conviction.
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In the second episode of Sustainability Matters, hosted by Mona Naqvi, we are joined by Anne Simpson, Global Head of Sustainability, Franklin Templeton. During this lively discussion, we explore the evolution of #ESG data, the need for a common language and, even, existential risks to the American hamburger. Watch the episode here: https://okt.to/HzZgRq #SustainabilityMatters
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Companies impact #biodiversity, which involves ecosystem, species, and genetic diversity, through their operations and value chains. The management of these includes the avoidance of activities near sensitive sites, and the application of mitigation hierarchy approaches to minimise losses and achieve net positive impact. Learn more about biodiversity and other industry-specific Materiality Core Subjects: https://okt.to/AeuJNB
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Financial regulators and supervisors are at different stages in evaluating #biodiversity loss and nature-related risks as financial risk, according to a new stocktake by the Financial Stability Board (FSB), an international body that monitors and makes recommendations about the global financial system. Read the latest #ESGInsider
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At the ESG Insider podcast we're continuing our miniseries on #Sustainability in Sports. This week we spoke with with Rocío Torres, Head of Sustainability and Responsible Business at Club Atlético de Madrid, a Spanish professional football club with more than 100 years of history. Listen to the episode and subscribe to #ESGInsiderpodcast. #podcast https://lnkd.in/dv5_u7n9
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Explore this interactive industry materiality matrix to understand the weights of topics in the Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA), which is the foundation of S&P Global ESG Scores and Raw Data. Starting with the unique characteristics of each industry and that industry’s exposure to emerging trends, we map our Materiality Core Subjects for each industry on a matrix where one axis represents External Impact on Society and the Environment and the other represents Internal Impact on Enterprise Value Creation https://okt.to/AkO9q4
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The number of climate-related lawsuits has risen rapidly, but there is uncertainty about potential rulings and associated costs. Read this research article published in #SustainabilityQuarterly https://okt.to/s3KC1U
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Summer is in full swing, the finals of the UEFA Euro 2024 European Football Championships take place this weekend and the Summer Olympic Games kick off later this month. So at the #ESGInsiderpodcast, we’re turning our attention to sustainability in sports. Listen to the episode and subscribe to the #ESGInsider #podcast: https://okt.to/rsGm7E
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The International Energy Agency (IEA) on July 10 launched a Global Commission on People-Centered Clean Energy Transitions, a group focused on helping decisionmakers around the world pursue energy transition policies that prioritize fairness and affordability. The IEA is an autonomous intergovernmental organization focused on shaping energy policies. Read More #ESGInsider #ESG #Energy
ESG Insider: IEA launches commission on a just energy transition
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CEO compensation linked to emissions cuts is most common in some of the most carbon-intensive sectors: energy (48%), materials (29%) and utilities (27%). The energy sector in particular has seen a sharp increase in this trend: the share of CEOs with monetary incentives tied to emission reductions rose 26 percentage points from 2021. Read this research article published in https://okt.to/7UQiG0 #SustainabilityQuarterly
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