Big 3 firm outlines how it is driving positive societal and planetary change and transforming its business, with 40% of MDs and partners involved in ‘impact’ work in 2022.
Report from Climate Change Committee assesses net zero employment impacts and finds job growth opportunities — but only with active government engagement.
Agreement will enhance firm’s capabilities in climate risk analysis, greenhouse gas monitoring, impact assessment for capital projects and other purposes.
Greenstone’s solutions will be incorporated into Cority’s Sustainability Cloud, allowing data from across an organisation to be aggregated into one location.
In two newly published books, leaders from the environmental and social consultancy world share their insights into business models and project management for sustainable enterprise.
Global professional services firm looks to drive value creation through ‘bold move’ to separate critical mission solutions (incl. nuclear remediation) business from other core activities.
BSI survey shows awareness has increased but only a third of SMEs are extremely confident on how to reach net zero. Only 20% are measuring progress in a standardised way.
Ashlyn Anderson of Cervest describes how climate policy architecture brings opportunities to build competitive advantage in a low-carbon, resilient world.
More than half of the world’s GDP, or an estimated $58 trillion, is moderately or highly dependent on nature. Big 4 firm looks to grow nature and biodiversity capabilities.
Environmental & sustainability consultancies Anthesis, EcoAct and ERM have announced partnerships with tech firms to improve their ESG offer, while IBM says it is collaborating with the NYSE to enhance corporate ESG reporting.
Generative AI has transformational potential for the industry, but firms will need to get serious on investment, business strategy and risk mitigation in order to reap the benefits.
Anthesis Digital has released a software tool of specific relevance to local authorities’ net zero efforts, and which enables local plans to be automatically visualised and assessed.
SLR recruits COO from AECOM, EVORA signs in new CEO, APEM scoops energy expert from Royal HaskoningDHV, while Wardell Armstrong promotes internal candidates.
Purchases boost group’s ecological and geotechnical expertise and expand customer base in southern England and — for the first time — the Nordic region.
Spring budget prioritises nuclear power and carbon capture but offers nothing on renewables, hydrogen, energy efficiency, heat pumps or EV charging infrastructure.
The shortlist has been announced for Environment Analyst’s 2023 Sustainability Consulting Awards, with winners to be revealed live on 27 June in Chicago at the Awards Ceremony to coincide with our Global Business Summit.
