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ESG Is Not Just Carbon: Factors Shaping The Global Supply Chain In Canada - Shareholders - Canada
In the realm of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG), the spotlight is increasingly shifting to the significance of the "S" in "ESG." In a previous blog post, we covered the new requirements for an annual "Supply Chain Risk Report," which many Canadian businesses will need to submit by May 31, 2024. This blog post delves into the intricacies shaping the global supply chain in Canada, emphasizing the multifaceted factors that are driving the ESG agenda forward.
Marathon Or Sprint? The Race To Decarbonize Includes Many Early Hurdles And Mazes - Climate Change - Worldwide
The speed of change in environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) risk management, reporting and marketing continues at varying paces. The road ahead involves complex regulations, more stringent rules and an ever-expanding encyclopedia of risks and challenges posed by climate litigation. While the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) unveiled standards IFRS S1 and S2 in July 2023, Canada may take another year to regulate ESG and climate-related risk reporting.
Should Nature Be Your Next Priority For ESG Disclosure?
As Canadian regulators move to mandate corporate ESG disclosures on climate and supply chain due diligence, nature has emerged as a next key disclosure priority. Beyond regulators, nature-related risks, like deforestation, are gaining scrutiny from shareholders.
Global Climate Litigation Continues To Heat Up, Highlighting ESG Risks
ESG-related litigation is now expanding to include allegations of inaction, contradictory messaging, misrepresentation and misleading investors, according to a new report. As the business community digests the newly published ISSB Standards for ESG reporting, the fifth annual Global Trends in Climate Change Litigation offers insights from 51 countries around the world, including Canada.
Release Of International Sustainability Standards Sets Stage For Canadian Mandatory Reporting
It has been almost one year since we published our "Worried About Mandatory Reporting? Read This" article in response to clients' concerns around pending mandatory ESG disclosure requirements in Canada. Since then, there have been a number of significant updates on that front, including formal disclosure rules for federally regulated financial institutions and increased supply chain due diligence and reporting requirements around modern slavery.
Board directors and executive officers beware: personal ESG liability is here
Partner Content Conor Chell, Laura Roberts and Maya Douglas from MLT Aikins say that directors – and now officers – could face personal liability over ESG issues. By Conor Chell, Laura Roberts and Maya Douglas 21.02.2023 In March 2022, ClientEarth – a group of environmental lawyers who are shareholders of energy giant Shell plc – threatened to take legal action against Shell’s directors, alleging they were personally liable for the company’s failure to set meaningful emissions targets.
Fun Ways to Destress During Finals Week
10 Lately, I’ve been so stressed that my blood pressure was affected by it: I literally went to the ER. And while I am not pre-med, I knew I fucked up somewhere along the line in order to get to that level of stress, and I have a feeling that my Intro to Artificial Intelligence final has something to do with it. Here are a few things that might help you out when you’re stressed over finals! Slime This is my very favorite way.
It’s My Fourth Year With Her Campus - Here’s What I’ve Learned
10 Freshman year was forever ago. I lived in Darley North, was dating my high-school boyfriend, was drowning in work (college is a lot harder than high school!), and obsessed with my RA, Grace. I also read Her Campus articles throughout high school (they were so relatable) so I was super hyped to join. I realized that I felt like I had nothing in common with the girls in the club, but that was kind of the point. I needed to branch outside of my comfort zone so I stuck with it.
Taylor Swift’s “Midnights” Single “Anti-Hero” is A Lot Deeper Than You Realize
There are two facts in life — 1. Taylor Swift never misses and 2. “Anti-Hero” is the perfect single for “Midnights.” And while the “sexy baby” lyric is already on everyone’s for you page, there’s a lot more to the lyrics than you would realize at first glance. A couple of themes are pretty obvious, like how she vilifies herself throughout the song, while there are more subtle topics that she touches on in her single.
How to Deal with Getting Sick During School
10 “It’s probably bacterial. I’ll send those antibiotics over to the pharmacy,” was what my doctor said during my appointment with her. I thought it was just a small cough, but when I started coughing so hard I was throwing up, I set up a time through the MyCUHealth portal and was told I had bacterial bronchitis. It usually affects people with terrible immune systems, including me, and it’s kind of crappy to bomb an occasional midterm or miss a homework deadline from passing out.
Why Front Desk Jobs are the Best Jobs on Campus
You can do homework. The worst part about school is homework. Learning the material is the good part about college, and homework is the little sister that you kind of learn to tolerate (I am the youngest child). But doing it in a setting where you have to sit there and concentrate for the most part has been a blessing to my academic career. Most jobs carve time out of your schedule, but front desk jobs let you multitask. It won’t interfere with your busy life.
Cybersecurity Awareness Month – How to Protect Yourself from Hackers | Her Campus
Do you ever get annoyed by the overly complicated login CU Boulder requires for their platforms? I’m pretty sure I’ve spent more time logging into MyCUHealth’s portal than I’ve spent inside Wardenburg but there’s a reason for all of that - your grades, medical information, and cringy drunk texts are all stored in databases and all hell would break loose if it weren’t for the improvements cybersecurity professionals (and enthusiasts) have made over the years. So how do you protect yourself?
Nine Reasons Why Cucumbers are the Best Snack
The two greatest pleasures in the world are drinking a cold glass of water in the middle of the night and eating a snack when you can’t sleep. But what if I told you that you can combine the two? Cucumbers are the best of both worlds and more! Here are the top reasons why cucumbers are the best snack. Water Whether you’re coming back from a long day of hiking or a long night of partying, being a CU Boulder student means you need more water than your average Joe.
How Fashion Helped My Motivation
This school year has been particularly hard for everyone — Norlin is packed, grad school interviews are opening up, and all of the caffeine in the world can’t compensate for how exhausting school can be. Taking on 17 credits and a job has burnt me out, but there’s one key differentiating factor this year—my clothes. For most of my life, I have been painfully fashion blind.
Trigger Warning: Eating disorders. Way before TikTok, sororities, or Her Campus, there was religion. People gathered around campfires to tell stories. Medieval peasants found solace in churches. Society was screwed up, but hey, they had each other, and I can’t knock that. Flash forward to today. More Americans are secular than they’ve ever been, myself included. I’ve been an atheist to the point of bordering on anti-theism at certain points.
Reasons Why You Need to Take a Philosophy Class Next Semester
When anyone asks me what I’m studying, the first thing they tend to ask me is why I’m minoring in philosophy. After all, I’m not pre-law or planning to be a professor. I mean, why would I? Is it the worst possible minor to get in terms of practicality? What’s the point? But does anyone even know what philosophy is? It doesn’t have to do with lazy college students or stoners.
How to Deal with Being Overwhelmed by In-person Classes
I think it’s safe to say that everyone, especially juniors and seniors, is crazy excited about being back in person. The food in the dining halls seems to taste a little better. Gameday was ridiculously packed which made the busses stop working. I may not have concrete evidence, but I was there. The world seems more colorful. After a year and a half of black and white, the colors might seem too bright.
Urban Outlet in Full Swing: A Look at Their First Anniversary Showcase
This entry was posted on Tuesday, October 31st, 2017 at 2:02 pm and is filed under Lifestyle Hood College talent collective Urban Outlet is gearing up for their third showcase on Nov. 11. Since its creation last semester, president of the club Christiana Morris, senior, has dedicated her time and energy to fostering a club that “embraces a wide variety of talents.” The showcase has featured rappers, singers, poetry and audience engaged freestyle competitions.
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