ESG topics—related to environmental, social, and governance issues—have become an area of focus for companies in the last few years. Increasingly, investors and the public expect companies to attend to the needs of many stakeholders beyond just shareholders. With greater scrutiny have come greater expectations around metrics, measurement, program structure, and concrete commitments. This new focus on ESG has also challenged companies to engage cross-functionally in new ways.
The Case for Removing Scope 3 Emissions
Scope 3 emissions, despite being the broadest category of an organization’s carbon emissions, are often overlooked. But there is a compelling case to be made for prioritizing these forms of carbon emission— and eliminating them from your operations. Businesses globally are looking to reduce their carbon footprints. This activity is being driven by a number ...
