Sustainability & ESG Updates for 2025: Key Insights & Resources
Climate and sustainability remain at the forefront of global discussions, from the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles to the policy implications of the U.S. administration. As we move into another critical year for sustainability, here’s a selection of insightful content I’ve been engaging with this month.
The 2025 International Climate Agenda
While not everything revolves around U.S. politics, understanding potential climate policies is crucial. This episode of The Climate Briefing by Chatham House explores the U.S. administration's likely approach and the global sustainability agenda leading up to the COP meeting in Belém, Brazil later this year.
Major ESG Framework Updates in 2025
Sustainability professionals must stay informed about the evolving ESG landscape. Trellis Group highlights revisions to four key frameworks—B Corp, Corporate Net-Zero, Greenhouse Gas Protocol, and ISO Net-Zero—set to reshape sustainability standards in 2025.
The Future of Green, Climate, and Sustainability Jobs
Uncertainty looms over sustainability careers, making industry insights more valuable than ever. The S&P Global 'ESG Insider' podcast discusses emerging trends and the most in-demand skills for sustainability professionals in 2025.
Building a Career in Sustainability
For those with less than a decade in sustainability, the next few years may feel transformative. Solitaire Townsend of Futerra offers practical career advice in this LinkedIn post, relevant for both new and seasoned professionals.
Shein’s Supply Chain: The Hidden Costs of Fast Fashion
Fast fashion’s environmental impact is widely discussed, but the human cost often gets overlooked. This BBC News report provides a compelling look inside Shein’s supply chain, revealing the real challenges faced by factory workers.
Essential Data on CO₂ and Greenhouse Gas Emissions
For well-presented, data-driven insights, Our World in Data is an invaluable resource. I was particularly drawn to Hannah Ritchie’s latest research on food production in 2024, but their site is a treasure trove of sustainability data worth exploring.
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Author: Nigel ClarkNigel is a Sustainability and Marketing Leader: subscribe here to the regular ‘Sustainability InSight’ roundup. To find Nigel on LinkedIn click here.
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