Two recent developments give companies a clearer view of what the final shape of the landmark EU Omnibus proposal may look like.
The commercial upsides of climate-related action will only attract management attention and capital if they are robustly quantified.
Low-carbon hydrogen shows distinct signs of progress but hasn’t been able to live up to the feverish expectations that took hold a few years ago.
Sustainability investments are increasingly scrutinized by management due to an uncertain geopolitical climate, rising costs, increased fears of tariff-invoked global recession, 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.
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