Today’s ESG Updates Google Appeals Landmark Search Monopoly Ruling: Company challenges finding it maintained dominance illegally through default search agreements ...

The global debate on food systems is entering a decisive new phase. For decades, international discussions about food focused only ...

Today’s ESG Updates U.S. Governor Signs AI Worker Protection Order: California Governor Newsom signed an executive order to subsidize companies ...

For more than two decades, I have heard a familiar refrain in conversations about biodiversity and development: “Nature is important, ...

In 2018, the Norwegian government proposed classifying plastic as potentially hazardous waste under the Basel Convention. Following broad international support, ...

Nothing is assured or predictable in terms of when and how the War involving Iran, the United States, and Israel ...

Together with investment treaties and contracts, “soft law” instruments — such as political understandings, policy guidance, and memoranda of understanding ...

Vienna, May 21: The coffee is strong, ambitions are high, and somewhere in this city, 300+ founders are about to ...

Today’s ESG Updates UN Supports Historic Climate Action Resolution: The General Assembly backed an ICJ opinion calling for stronger global ...

Today’s ESG Updates Sizewell C Nuclear Project Faces Long-Term Cost Concerns: UK auditors warned the £38 billion plant may not ...

Today’s ESG Updates U.S. EPA Rolls Back PFAS Drinking Water Limits: The Trump EPA is rescinding Biden-era regulations on forever ...

The electronics industry has a loop problem. Not a supply chain problem, not a recycling problem - a loop problem. ...