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  • The eight themes shaping ESG data

    08 July 2025

    The ESG data ecosystem continues to evolve rapidly. Peter Cripps explores the themes driving its development

  • Nature data: welcome to the jungle

    07 July 2025

    The data landscape remains confusing, but investors are becoming more sophisticated and specific in their requests. Genevieve Redgrave reports

  • What do reduced regulatory reporting demands mean for the future of ESG data?

    02 July 2025

    As regulators pull back from some of their ESG reporting demands, it creates space for a market-led discussion on what data investors want, writes Michael Hurley

  • Make mine a double! The sustainability reporting materiality debate

    01 July 2025

    The UK should seek a 'double materiality' reporting approach, writes Sarah Wilkin

  • Easing the reporting burden

    30 June 2025

    EFRAG's plan to simplify the CSRD and lighten its load on companies met with guarded praise from financial institutions. Michael Hurley reports

  • NatureMetrics: moving beyond eDNA

    16 June 2025

    NatureMetrics is exploring new datasets to help cater for growing demand. Genevieve Redgrave reports

  • ESG 2.0: Sustainable reversal in the era of the Omnibus Directive

    04 June 2025

    Is the EU streamlining the system, or compromising the consistency and quality of sustainability information, asks Allegra Ianiri

  • Global partnerships can make AI our climate co-pilot

    13 May 2025

    From precision agriculture to predictive modelling of extreme weather, AI has immense potential to help countries reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to the impacts of climate change, writes Stephen Minas

  • The power of better access to data

    05 May 2025

    Mobilising capital for emerging markets and developing economies requires a collaborative effort, write Dirk Meyer and Melinda Bohannon

  • Reasons for optimism amid the climate rollback

    02 May 2025

    Climate disclosure rules offer a proxy for the status of sustainable finance - and it's not all bad news, writes Michael Hurley