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This Tennessee city is uniquely positioned to extend into mobile sustainability and green technologies, Chattanooga experts say.

The use of blockchain to gather and report on Scope 3 emissions is an emerging sustainability & carbon accounting trend. KPMG explains why.

Here are four steps that banks can take to ramp up sustainable finance, according to Accenture.

Why should insurance companies invest in ESG product alignment? KPMG provides these insights & tips for ESG product alignment strategies.

The Third Wave of business & technology innovation requires new types of investors & mentors, Steve Case tells Company Lab’s CO.MOBILITY Summit 2023 in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Among the key opportunities to note: Sustainable mobility.

Urgency to act isn't enough. Success for chief sustainability officers (CSOs), their teams and their employers requires a clear plan. Forrester's Michael Barnes explains the path forward.

It's time for the highest levels of an organization to operationalize ESG and sustainability reporting, KPMG's Niven Huang asserts.

Open data -- which anyone can access, use and share, free of charge -- may help the European Green Deal reach its goals. Capgemini explains why.

Why Eric Fuller is joining The Company Lab, a Chattanooga, Tennessee startup accelerator focused on supply chain technology, electric & autonomous vehicles, quantum computing & clean energy.

Aviation needs new technologies, policy incentives & behavioral change to achieve net-zero GHG emissions by 2050, KPMG's Christopher Brown predicts.

Capgemini worked with the Wharton School’s Venture Lab to investigate the impact of the SEC’s climate-disclosure policy on organizations. Here are key takeaways.

The sustainability journey for construction & engineering firms has three primary dimensions: Compliance, transformation & differentiation.

Next Gen consumers embrace different attitudes than age alone would suggest, according to PwC research. Here are the distinctions.

ESG reporting needs scrutiny, rigor & a trusted auditor to address capital markets and public interests, according to KPMG's Mike Shannon.

Even though net zero commitments are proliferating, the truth for many is that decarbonization has not been happening fast enough—if at all. Accenture explains the situation.