Microsoft has entered into a groundbreaking agreement with Rubicon Carbon to purchase 18 million tonnes of high-quality carbon removal credits. This long-term partnership is set to reshape the voluntary carbon market by unlocking large-scale private investment in nature-based climate solutions.

Singapore has released a new guidebook to improve the quality and consistency of sustainability reporting training. This move supports its broader goal to enhance ESG capabilities across industries.

The European Union is simplifying its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) to ease the burden on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), while still covering 99% of emissions from high-carbon imports. This move balances administrative relief with environmental integrity, signaling a pragmatic shift in EU climate policy.

New York's FY26 budget introduces a groundbreaking $1 billion climate plan aimed at reducing emissions and creating green jobs. This initiative marks the state's most ambitious environmental agenda to date, focusing on clean energy, sustainable agriculture, and enhanced outdoor recreation.

The European Commission is reviewing the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) to make it simpler, more effective, and less burdensome. A public consultation is now open to gather views on how to reshape the rules.

The debate over the sustainability of cattle and sheep farming is intensifying as experts weigh the environmental impacts of traditional livestock farming against the potential benefits of alternative food sources. This article by The Guardian explores the complexities of sustainable food production and the future of farming through a new report from the Sustainable Food Trust.

With growth comes opportunity, and Sustaira is actively looking to expand its team. They’re currently hiring for various roles across software development, sustainability consulting, and sales. Whether you’re a seasoned developer or a sustainability enthusiast looking to make a difference, Sustaira offers a dynamic, mission-driven work environment.

The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has released draft technical standards to regulate ESG rating providers under a new EU regulation. These rules aim to bring greater consistency, transparency, and accountability to a rapidly growing industry that influences trillions in investment decisions.

Morgan Stanley's 2025 report on sustainable investing reveals a growing interest among individual investors, particularly younger generations. The report highlights key motivations, barriers, and trends shaping the future of sustainable investments.

The MSCI Transition Finance Tracker provides a comprehensive analysis of corporate climate ambitions and financial flows, highlighting the progress and challenges in the global energy transition. This report underscores the critical role of finance in driving decarbonization and managing climate risks.

The ISSB is proposing targeted amendments to IFRS S2 that would ease Scope 3 reporting obligations for the financial sector. These changes aim to address implementation challenges while maintaining transparency for investors.

CDP's latest environmental scores reveal significant progress in corporate transparency and action towards sustainability. This article highlights key findings and trends from the 2024 CDP scores, emphasizing the importance of data-driven decisions in building a sustainable future.

BloombergNEF’s New Energy Outlook 2025 reveals an energy landscape shaped by economic competitiveness, data center growth, and maturing clean technologies. While global emissions may have peaked in 2024, the path to net zero demands faster action and broader policy support.

The UK government has launched initiatives to enhance voluntary carbon and nature credit markets, aiming to drive growth and investment while addressing the climate crisis. This move is part of the UK's broader Plan for Change, positioning the country as a global hub for green finance.

The logistics industry is a major contributor to global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, especially through its transportation activities. Effective carbon accounting is essential for logistics companies to manage and reduce these emissions, align with international climate goals, and enhance their sustainability profiles.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved the Green Impact Exchange (GIX), the first U.S. stock exchange dedicated to sustainability. Set to launch next year, GIX aims to meet the growing demand for sustainable investments.

The telecommunications (telecom) industry consists of information transmission by electronic means, such as voice, data, and internet services. The telecom industry currently accounts for approximately 2% of global carbon emissions, however through emission accounting and reduction efforts, the industry has the potential to reduce up to 15% of global carbon emissions. This reduction would equate to roughly 12.1 million gigatons of carbon, showing the significant relationship between the telecom industry and carbon emissions. Reducing emissions proves to be difficult for a multitude of reasons, but most importantly the ever growing population and need for bandwidth causes increased energy consumption which is passed on to the telecom providers. 

Germany’s new coalition agreement outlines major shifts in energy and climate policy. It reinforces the country’s path toward decarbonization with specific targets, timelines, and investment plans.

Countries have reached a historic agreement to cut greenhouse gas emissions from global shipping, aiming for net-zero emissions by 2050. This landmark deal introduces mandatory fuel standards and a carbon pricing mechanism to drive the shipping industry towards cleaner practices.

The European Union's recent imposition of tariffs on U.S. goods marks a significant development in the ongoing trade tensions. This article delves into the specifics of the tariffs, their broader implications, and other key ESG updates.