by: Grace Kao

A new report by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation, Trucost and The Ellen MacArthur Foundation demonstrates the business opportunities for using waste as a resource.

by: Brian Werner

While more and more companies are disclosing their own environmental impacts to align with investor expectations, many companies remain blind to their supply chains. Trucost can provide the data you need.

by: Richard Mattison

The State of Green Business 2016 report reveals that 2015 was the year that the investment community made critical commitments to finance sustainable growth.

China needs a minimum injection of RMB 2 trillion ($330 billion) capital per year to finance climate solutions and to address environmental problems. Green bonds have an important role to play in accessing this finance.

by: Neil McIndoe

Carbon footprinting and low-carbon indices are just some of the tools investors can use to reduce risk in their portfolios.

by: Nikol Ioannou

Water scarcity is the new normal on Cyprus. Business and government need to manage the risks using natural capital valuation.

To help businesses understand how increasing water scarcity will affect their ability to grow, Ecolab and Trucost expanded the Water Risk Monetizer.

Smart interventions and improvements in farming practices can reduce agriculture's impact on natural capital and restore nature's bank to pre-crisis levels.

By building circularity into the business model, the electronics industry is well-positioned to identify both opportunities and potential constraints to revenue growth.

Companies don’t just want another reporting tool to communicate the benefits of environmental improvements to stakeholders — they’re far more ambitious than that.

Fashion isn’t broken; it’s shifting, bringing new challenges and opportunities that require different ways of thinking and innovative business models that guarantee growth.

by: Lauren Smart

The draft legislation requires institutional investors to disclose how they consider environmental, social and governance issues in decision-making processes.