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Thank You for Participating in SASB’s Consultation Period

Thank You for Participating in SASB’s Consultation Period
April 12, 2017

On March 31, SASB concluded a six-month consultation period to gather additional input on its provisional standards before they are revised and […]

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The Train has Left the Station on Renewable Energy

The Train has Left the Station on Renewable Energy
April 3, 2017

Economics and corporate behaviour have changed the energy landscape for good. Obscured by unending debate and hype about the merits of renewable […]

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A Conversation on Implementing SASB Standards with Sara Neff of Kilroy Realty

A Conversation on Implementing SASB Standards with Sara Neff of Kilroy Realty
March 23, 2017

Kilroy Realty Corporation is a real estate investment trust (REIT) that owns and operates over 14 million square feet of high quality […]

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Elisse Walter’s Keynote at CPA Canada Event

Elisse Walter’s Keynote at CPA Canada Event
March 22, 2017

SUSTAINABILITY MATTERS: FOCUSING ON YOUR FUTURE TODAY Elisse B. Walter, SASB Board Member and Former Chair of the SEC CPA Canada Event, […]

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SASB and GRI Pen Joint Op-Ed on Sustainability Reporting Sychronicity

SASB and GRI Pen Joint Op-Ed on Sustainability Reporting Sychronicity
March 20, 2017

How to approach corporate sustainability reporting in 2017 By Tim Mohinof GRI and Jean Rogers of SASB One reason behind the popularity […]

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Wasted Food is Wasted Money

Wasted Food is Wasted Money
March 19, 2017

Restaurants that reduce food waste can see a high return on investment. If food waste was a country, it would be the […]

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What’s the Price of Safety? One Rail Company Assigns a Dollar Value

What’s the Price of Safety? One Rail Company Assigns a Dollar Value
March 14, 2017

A rail company offersdiscounts for shippers using safer train cars. Will it incentivize shippers to make the switch? BNSF eastbound empty oil […]

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When You are the Product: Consumer Privacy in the Age of Tech Monopolies

When You are the Product: Consumer Privacy in the Age of Tech Monopolies
March 8, 2017

Regulatory authorities examining privacy as a potential basis for anti-trust issues You have been waiting for this new app for months. The […]

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Oil, Oil Everywhere But Not a Drop to Frac

Oil, Oil Everywhere But Not a Drop to Frac
February 28, 2017

Drilling activity is gaining momentum, but will water scarcity constrain growth? With oil prices stabilizing in response to recent OPEC production cuts, […]

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Human Capital in the Age of Fintech