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Alive & Kicking: The Future of ESG

A U.S. regulatory effort aimed at bringing clarity for investors regarding companies’ environmental claims has only gotten murkier even as international directives on sustainability reporting come closer to reality. As we await the outcome of a court case over the SEC’s new climate disclosure rules, few companies are spending this time relaxing and even fewer are abandoning their ESG commitments. They can’t afford to, observers say. CCI’s Jennifer L. Gaskin reports.

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CSRD Essentials: How New Requirements Are Set to Affect Your Business & Value Chain

Sustainability is becoming a key driver in business and consumer decisions, and the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), part of the European Green Deal, is the latest continuation of this trend. The directive sets a new standard regarding non-financial reporting, demanding greater transparency on environment, social and governance (ESG) issues. Considering the complexity of today’s global markets, the effects on manufacturers will be significant.

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