Why do we only talk about climate change during a heatwave?
As the UK experiences its hottest May temperatures on record, businesses are once again being reminded that climate-related disruption is no longer theoretical. From farming and supply chains to operational resilience and resource pressure, this article explores why sustainability is becoming less about reporting, and more about understanding how businesses operate in a changing environment.
From Reporting to Performance: What CEOs Are Saying About Sustainability as a Growth Strategy
88% of CEOs say sustainability is critical to success – yet only a fraction deliver on it. What’s driving the gap between ambition and execution?
Net Zero is not the starting point
For many businesses, sustainability has become shorthand for net zero – and that’s where the confusion starts. This insight outlines a more practical way to approach it, with a downloadable short paper covering where to start, how to prioritise, and how to avoid common pitfalls.
The UK Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism – A Practical Guide for Importers
How the UK’s new CBAM rules will affect importers of carbon-intensive goods and what businesses should do now to prepare.
Building Carbon Fluency into the Next Generation of Business Leaders
As carbon data moves into the heart of commercial decision-making, the expectations placed on business graduates are changing. Building carbon fluency is no longer optional. Here’s how Notch and the University of Exeter are redefining what sustainability education looks like in practice.
One year from now: What to expect if Sustainability becomes a New Year’s resolution.
This time next year, the organisations that made sustainability a New Year’s resolution won’t be talking about intent — they’ll be seeing measurable business results.
The hidden climate cost of Black Friday: Why bargain hunting isn’t always a deal for the planet
Black Friday’s surge in consumption, shipping, and energy use creates significant hidden environmental costs, making it crucial for businesses to understand and reduce the climate impact of their sales-driven operations.
COP 30 may be in Brazil – but its impact is on your doorstep.
COP30 may be taking place in Brazil, but its outcomes will shape business strategy, regulation, and opportunity everywhere – a reminder that climate action is global in impact, local in responsibility, and a source of optimism for those ready to lead.
Why Data is the Backbone of a Sustainability Strategy
Without robust, activity-based data, even the best sustainability strategies risk being built on assumptions rather than action.
