Mitigate, Adapt, Compete: Climate risk assessment as a strategic lever for business resilience
As corporate exposure to climate change grows, regulators worldwide are expanding disclosure requirements to improve transparency.
As corporate exposure to climate change grows, regulators worldwide are expanding disclosure requirements to improve transparency.
The tone at Climate Week New York City (CWNYC) 2025? The ERM team in attendance encountered a mood of grounded optimism.
We outline five recommendations that are designed to build business value through improved investor and stakeholder confidence in the industry.
ERM conducted a six-month benchmarking study involving more than 30 multinational companies across six major sectors.
The commercial upsides of climate-related action will only attract management attention and capital if they are robustly quantified.
The current U.S. administration has drastically shaken up the priorities of the Environmental Protection Agency, reconsidering many long-standing environmental protections.
The European Union's agenda to increase its competitiveness by simplifying the reporting and due diligence requirements in its sustainability regulations is further taking shape.
Management is increasingly scrutinizing sustainability investments amid geopolitical uncertainty, rising costs, recession fears, and low share prices.
Due to high API concentrations, direct releases can have significant local impacts on water quality and health if these discharges are not adequately treated.
The ERM Sustainability Institute generates actionable insight that helps companies understand and navigate the risks and opportunities created by the sustainability transformation.
