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Mark McNees

Mark McNees

Navigating AI's Disruption - Insights for ESG StrategyNavigating AI's Disruption - Insights for ESG Strategy

Navigating AI's Disruption - Insights for ESG StrategyNavigating AI's Disruption - Insights for ESG Strategy

Advanced economies face over 60% exposure, while poorer nations sit around 25% - underscoring concerns about exacerbating inequality. Georgieva notes, "In most scenarios, AI will likely worsen overall inequality, a troubling trend that policymakers must proactively address..."

Cutting “ESG” From Our Vocabulary – Is “Greenhushing” the Answer?

Cutting “ESG” From Our Vocabulary – Is “Greenhushing” the Answer?

The issue is that vague rebranding gives into "greenhushing," where substantive action on issues like climate change risks being obscured.

Unifying Disparate Sustainability Efforts: Top 3 Strategies

Unifying Disparate Sustainability Efforts: Top 3 Strategies

Confusion and misalignment often stem from a lack of direction from leadership teams. To align all stakeholders, define your ideals and objectives for ESG, net-zero emissions, and diversity/inclusion.

EU Gets Serious About Regulating ESG Ratings: What Does it Mean?

EU Gets Serious About Regulating ESG Ratings: What Does it Mean?

This week, the EU Council agreed to start regulating the booming ESG ratings sector.

Green Business Goals Made Possible with AI

Green Business Goals Made Possible with AI

Artificial intelligence (AI) presents a compelling answer. AI-powered software can optimize carbon-intensive business functions, freeing up the budget to invest in additional green initiatives.

ESG Under Fire: Tennessee Sues BlackRock - What It Means for Business

ESG Under Fire: Tennessee Sues BlackRock - What It Means for Business

US state’s lawsuit is the latest Republican-led salvo against $9.1tn asset manager, Blackrock.

Who's Driving Global Carbon Emissions?

Who's Driving Global Carbon Emissions?

But the trends are also concerning - even as growth slows, global emissions hit another all-time high of 37 billion tons in 2022. And existing policies have us on track for 3°C of warming compared to pre-industrial times. The IPCC warns this could bring catastrophic climate disruptions.