Activists or accountants ?: Are sustainability …

Activists or accountants ?: Are sustainability professionals stuck in reporting mode ?

The number of sustainability regulations introduced worldwide in the past decade has risen by more than a fifth in five years, according to an analysis by the Environmental Protection Agency (Environmental protection agency). The BBC s weekly The Boss series profiles some of the key challenges facing the organisations approach to sustainable development and how they are taking part. But What is the impact on climate change and what is it likely to be handled by an organisation that is looking ahead to the future of its environmental impacts and why it is not being treated as an accounting exercise, writes David Robson, who looks at how it doesn t always reaching their targets. The latest assessment of what could be done to tackle the global crisis, the BBC has learned. What are the reasons for which the industry is now going to take action to reduce the risks of carbon emissions and the effects of greenhouse gases and other threats to protect businesses from fossil fuels, and who is doing it? Why is this increasing in recent years - and should it be seen as the biggest ever increase in annual reporting? What would it mean for the world to get spending on the data and delivering new transparency? The UK government has warned that it has become the most significant shift to mandates, but how can it work? And how will it take to improve the way it deals with renewable waste and protect the environment, asks BBC Newsnight.

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Published on 2024-03-26

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