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State Climate Laws Are Moving Fast: What You Need to Know to Stay Compliant

The SEC Climate Disclosure Rule Is Cancelled: Now What?

The SEC is no longer defending the climate disclosure rule it adopted in 2024, but that doesn’t mean companies can safely ignore disclosures.

Corporate Sustainability Disclosure: Requirements, Scope, and Challenges

Corporate sustainability disclosure aims to bring transparency to the impact organizations have on society and the environment. Here’s what businesses should know.

Navigating Building Performance Standards in 2025: Three Moves to Stay Ahead of the Compliance Curve

Stay ahead of 2025 Building Performance Standards with expert strategies for compliance, data insights, and capital planning to reduce energy penalties.

What Are Scope 1, 2, and 3 Emissions?

Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions categorize how organizations contribute to greenhouse gases. Here’s what they mean and how to calculate each one.

What Is GHG Emissions Accounting? 

GHG accounting measures and reports on an organization’s greenhouse gas emissions. Here’s what you need to know about its process, scopes, and methods.

Sustainability in Real Estate: The Business Case for Sustainable Portfolios

A sustainable real estate strategy can help both developers and occupiers create value and reduce risk. Here’s how.

Green Leasing: How to Incentivize Sustainable Real Estate Agreements

A green lease is a lease agreement with modified terms and clauses that align both parties’ financial incentives and sustainability goals. Here’s how to implement them.

Navigating Building Performance Standards in 2025: Critical Updates & Compliance Strategies

GRESB Reporting in 2025: How to Master This Year’s Real Estate Assessment

How to Use a Sustainability Materiality Matrix

A sustainability materiality matrix is a visual representation of a materiality assessment that shows business impact and the importance to stakeholders.

How to Conduct a Sustainability Materiality Assessment

A materiality assessment ranks sustainability risks and opportunities based on their potential impact to your organization and value to stakeholders.