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Study: Environmental Factors Weighed Low in ESG Ratings

A lot of people believe that investments included in sustainability funds have great environmental performance. Oftentimes, financial firms choose investments for these funds based...

Welcome to the Environment Journal magazine

This week we have published the first iteration of Environment Journal in magazine form. This new online magazine represents a step forward in our coverage,...

Notable additions to PracticalESG.com over the past week are below. Blog of the week: EEOC Moves to Eliminate EEO Data Reporting Hot Topics for the Week: Actions...

Deutsche Bank Reports Strongest Sustainable Finance Quarter in Over 4 Years

Deutsche Bank reported that its sustainable and transition financing volumes reached €31 billion (USD$35.5 billion) in the second quarter of 2026, increasing by 11%...

Gene editing could speed climate-resilient canola to farmers’ fields

A Kingston, Ont., biotechnology company is using gene editing to add drought- and heat-tolerance traits directly into commercial canola varieties, a step it says...

Sustainability’s Next Challenge Isn’t Reporting – It’s Building Better Data

Guest post by: Jim Hietala, Vice President, Sustainability and Market Development for The Open Group There is a pattern that shows up whenever an industry...

This is your SolarWakeup for July 30th

Inverter Rule Deployed. Just as I wrote about my concerns on the inverters, the FCC came out with a rule about inverter production. Somewhat going...

These psychedelic images reveal what your weather app isn’t telling you

My weather app says it’s 80 degrees, but that’s a lie. I’m standing on a football field at Portland State University with professor Vivek...

4 things to know about cyclospora and climate change 

The looming threat of cyclospora — a parasite often found in summer produce that causes severe gastrointestinal distress in humans — has struck fear into...

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