EU deforestation law delayed: Impact on your supply chain
The European Union has postponed the implementation of its landmark deforestation regulation (EUDR), which was set to curb imports of…
EU Textile EPR: What the new law means for brands & consumers
The European Union has passed a transformative new law: Extended Producer Responsibility for textiles (EU textile EPR). This regulation places…
UK rivers post-Brexit: risks from new agricultural rules
UK rivers are under pressure. Following Brexit, the government removed key agricultural rules that once required farmers to leave buffer…
The global case for AI in carbon reduction
From Europe to Australia, carbon disclosure is rapidly becoming mandatory. Australia’s climate-related financial disclosure requirements begin in 2025, echoing global…
AI in carbon reduction: A smarter path for UK businesses
UK businesses are under growing pressure to meet climate disclosure requirements and prepare for net zero. With UK regulations tightening…
5 ways to prepare for Australia’s mandatory climate reporting
Australia’s corporate climate reporting landscape has shifted irreversibly. With Australia’s mandatory climate reporting beginning on 1 January 2025 under AASB S2,…
Low carbon construction Madrid: Cut emissions 40% with AI
Madrid’s construction sector remains one of the city’s most carbon-intensive industries. It’s not just the visible diesel-powered equipment or cranes…
Queensland deforestation: Unseen scope 3 carbon risk
When forests are cleared in Queensland, Australia, the impact extends far beyond regional ecosystems. According to The Guardian, 332,015 hectares…
Why sustainability teams need carbon reporting software in 2025
Since January 1, 2025, the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) has been in effect for large EU companies. The directive…
World court’s climate ruling: A legal breakthrough for justice
On July 23, 2025, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) issued a unanimous climate ruling initiated by Vanuatu, affirming that…