Heightened emphasis on transparency and accountability through corporate governance and disclosure has renewed the focus on the ‘triple bottom line’—environmental, social and economic impacts. Environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) reporting generally measures the sustainability and ethical performance of a company. There is increasing interest in the ESG performance of companies by various stakeholders. A range of mechanisms exist to shape CSR and foment voluntary reporting by companies on their ESG performance. Adhering to one such framework heightens credibility, and a proactive approach to sustainability presents opportunities while ensuring a company’s preparedness to embrace evolving legal requirements.
Educating the leaders of tomorrow is an essential part of a sustainable future.
An assessment of personal heat exposure measures and strategies to reduce heat risk.
Advocating for green and sustainable conferences.
Elsevier,
Amita Nakarmi, Sushil Kanel, Mallikarjuna N. Nadagouda, Tito Viswanathan,
Chapter 7 - Applications of conventional and advanced technologies for phosphorus remediation from contaminated water,
Editor(s): Uma Shanker, Chaudhery Mustansar Hussain, Manviri Rani,
In Micro and Nano Technologies,
Green Functionalized Nanomaterials for Environmental Applications,
Elsevier,
2022,
Pages 181-213,
ISBN 9780128231371
This chapter contributes to SDG 6 by introducing technologies for phosphorus remediation from contaminated water.
This chapter advances UN SDG goals 11 and 13 by examining how the development of clean technologies can reduce potential environmental and human health hazards associated with the production of nanotechnology products.
Many inhabited Greek/Mediterranean islands are unsustainable without mainland support due to lack of access to clean water and energy. This case study establishes the feasibility of sustainable green energy solutions for these settlements.
Change the paradigm in medical education: "the climate change generation"
