European Green Deal: objectives and initiatives for a sustainable future
The European Union has made it a priority to combat climate change in the coming decades. To respond to this challenge, member...
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What is the Environmental Footprint and how is it measured?
Calculating the environmental footprint is a fundamental way to measure, monitor and improve the impact we have on the planet. This key...
What is Net Zero and how to achieve it: strategies to reach net zero emissions
Global warming is the greatest threat looming over humanity. Avoiding or, at least, reducing its impact requires complying with international emission reduction agreements . These pacts, based on...
Going full circle: regenerative and circular economy
The global challenges faced this decade, such as climate change, the biodiversity crisis or the erosion of social cohesion, require large-scale solutions....
The «G» in ESG: the importance of good governance in corporate sustainability
In the ESG criteria, the letter G stands for good governance in a corporation. These criteria are the main reference employed in...
Metaverse and sustainability: friends or foes?
With the ongoing development of the new technological paradigm, the metaverse, new questions and dilemmas arise: Will it be a world of...
Sustainable finance: an overview
What is sustainable finance? Definition The European Commission defines sustainable finance as the process of taking environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations...
Nature-related risks in practice: a closer look at the TNFD
What is the TNFD? The TNFD is the Taskforce for Nature-related Financial Disclosures. It is a body of organisations, groups and individuals...
Sustainability-linked bonds and data management
Sustainability-linked bonds (or SLBs) differ from other types of investments in that they are conditional on the issuer achieving certain objectives. They...