The question is no longer “Do you have a sustainability program?”, it’s “Can you prove it?” EcoVadis turns that proof into a common language across procurement and finance. Used well, it can speed up approvals and sharpen your competitive edge.

If one more three-letter acronym makes your eyes glaze over, fair. But extended producer responsibility (EPR) deserves your attention because it doesn’t just live in the legal department. It can change operations, data, supplier conversations, and...

Every time an LED bulb lights your space, your bottom line benefits from decades of energy-efficiency policy. And it's not just lighting—when the Department of Energy finalized new appliance standards in December 2023, it projected those updates...

Language is powerful. It can inspire action, build consensus, or inadvertently spark controversy — especially in the politically charged world of sustainability. Right now, sustainability remains crucial for businesses, communities, and our shared...

Let’s be honest: reporting your greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions isn’t just for the ESG crowd — it’s how smart companies stay competitive. With regulations tightening and investors pushing for greater transparency, accurate emissions data has become a...

We tend to focus on energy consumption when discussing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in buildings, and for good reason. Lighting systems, heating, and air conditioning are often the most visible contributors.

In many areas, America is recognized as a leader and innovator, yet sustainability remains an exception — particularly in the realm of regulatory frameworks and standards that govern reporting, compliance, and best practices. For decades, the ...

Across the country, property owners and managers are navigating a changing landscape — one shaped by evolving regulations, environmental challenges, and shifting market expectations. From carbon reduction targets to water conservation incentives,...

Private equity might not be the first thing that comes to mind when considering sustainability. Images of green-tech startups and grassroots nonprofits typically fill that space, right? However, times are changing — and fast.