What could Mark Carney’s climate mandate mean for Canadian businesses?
Image Credit: Globe and Mail: On climate, will the real Mark Carney please stand up? Mark Carney’s win signals a […]
Image Credit: Globe and Mail: On climate, will the real Mark Carney please stand up? Mark Carney’s win signals a […]
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Canadian businesses are facing a pivotal moment in sustainability reporting. The Canadian Sustainability Disclosure Standards (CSDS) are poised to reshape
The 29th UN Climate Conference (COP29) in Baku, Azerbaijan, brought over 65,000 global stakeholders together to drive the global climate
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The Paris 2024 Olympics have just wrapped up, setting ambitious goals to be the greenest Games in the recent history.
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COP28 in Dubai marked a historic shift in the global climate conversation, notably addressing the role of fossil fuels in climate change for the first time. We explore the key outcomes of COP28 and their implications for Canadian businesses, with a focus on the evolving landscape of ESG reporting and climate legislation.
In the wake of COP28 in Dubai, a clarion call for action on climate risks and capital impact has resonated across the globe. The conference underscored the urgent need for consistent, comparable climate-related disclosures at an international level. This backdrop sets the stage for the transformative rollout of the IFRS S1 and S2 standards, a response aligning with the global momentum for enhanced ESG reporting.