Financial Authorities Can Steer Investors Toward a Sustainable Economy
In a new report, PRI outlines how financial authorities are crucial to building a sustainable financial system that benefits investors, the environment, and society.
Beyond New Builds: Retrofitting is Key to India’s Green Transition
Gurmit Singh Arora, Chairman of IGBC Marketing Outreach and Strategic Alliances, emphasizes that while new green buildings are a commendable step towards India’s sustainable future, retrofitting the nation’s vast existing structures is crucial, but, often overlooked.
Sustainability and Resilience: The Future of Urban Planning
Cities are climate change’s biggest victims—and perpetrators. Now, urban planning is rewriting that script.
SC sets benchmark fine of Rs 1 lakh a tree for tree-cutting
The Supreme Court has fined a man Rs 4.54 crore for cutting down 454 trees in the protected Taj Trapezium zone in Uttar Pradesh.
CSR vs. ESG: Not Identical Twins
There is a common misperception that achieving CSR or Corporate Social Responsibility means achieving ESG objectives.
Nature’s Fury on a Rampage
Nature’s fury is rampaging as we ignore warnings. As the nation recovers from the Wayanad landslide shock, more disasters are being reported
World Environment Day: From Noise to Action
On this World Environment Day, WriteCanvas reiterates our commitment to shaping a positive climate narrative
Four government initiatives in sustainable energy sector this week
Despite initial concerns about the hurdles in sustainable energy, India’s 2070 net-zero goal is gaining traction due to recent policy actions
ESG Dynamics Changing in the US
The US’s ESG dynamics are still changing due to investor preferences, consumer purchasing patterns, and geopolitics
Social Finds Emphasis at BRSR workshop
In a recent workshop, speakers highlighted the significance of social responsibility and the impact of investments on businesses
Environmental concerns among consumers increasing due to extreme weather
A recently released study shows that consumers are willing to change their behavior as environmental concerns are increasing due to extreme weather
Turning the green tide
Many framers across the country swiftly learned how to produce more regional indigenous crops, including millets.
