Can the US Catch Up to Europe on ESG Investing?
While the EU attempts to consolidate its position as a sustainable leader, ESG investing in the US f...
Biomass as a Renewable Energy Source: Environmental Friend or Foe?
Biomass has had an uneven ride, leading some to question whether it should still be classed as a ren...
Employees Are ESG Stakeholders, Too
A wide range of stakeholders drives corporate sustainability efforts. Now, this increasingly include...
Mental Health and Employee Welfare: An Emerging ESG Concern
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic and other stressors of 2020, mental health and well-being emerged from th...
How Endowment Funds Can Engage with Student Activists
As universities embrace a newly wide range of stakeholders, endowment funds can work to engage with ...
Pushing Impact Investing Forward: 4 Themes for 2021
In 2021, investors will likely target impact investing themes including climate change mitigation, r...
Solar’s Role in the Renewable Energy Mix
While solar energy generates only a small fraction of the world's electricity, it is playing an incr...
Wind Power and the Renewable Energy Transition
Wind turbine technology has an important role to play in the renewable energy transition. Here is a ...
How Investments in Social Impact Media Shape the Conversation
Social impact media, a key element of the creative economy, encompasses news media, immersive live e...
For True Impact, ESG Data Must Align
Consistency in ESG data is critical for sustainable investing to advance, especially as demand for t...
Why Intentionality Matters in Impact Investing
Reflecting purposeful behaviors and backed by relevant data, intentionality is a foundational elemen...
How Can Investors Reflect America’s Changing Demographics?
Shifting demographic trends in the US point to a future that is more diverse, urban, and automated, ...
