Corporate Guides
Guidance on how to navigate and advance in the sustainable transition
CORPORATE GUIDES
Environment Analyst's Corporate Guides provide free recommendations from subject matter experts and seasoned environmental and sustainability advisers, to give corporations the insights they need to progress in the sustainable transition.
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Upcoming Guides:
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​How to Build Value Through Supply Chain Relationships
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Identifying and Remediating PFAS
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Published Guides:
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Delivering Resilient Infrastructure
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How to Implement CSRD, Reduce Risks and Drive Resilience
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Net Zero and the Scope 3 Challenge
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Embedding Nature for Business Resilience
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Accelerating your ESG transition
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IDENTIFYING AND REMEDIATING PFAS
Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances, or forever chemicals, have rapidly become one of the largest liabilities to both public authorities and privately-held asset and landowners. This guide will showcase expertise and insider knowledge through thought leadership, case studies and best practice, to help organisations address and remediate PFAS.
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PFAS: A generational challenge
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Investigating the extent of PFAS risk exposure
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A guide to PFAS sampling & analysis
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Remediating PFAS in soils
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Remediating PFAS in water
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​A guide to effective risk and liability communication
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Pitchbook: Remedial technologies and solutions
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Removing PFAS from your supply chain
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​PFAS Risk Monitor
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Supply chain relationships have never been more important for businesses. Working constructively with suppliers is crucial for meeting regulatory requirements, saving costs, reducing risks, and gaining competitive advantage. However, supply chains have never been so complex, or in the current political environment, fragile. This guide will help companies navigate the complexities of supply chains and build value.
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How to start developing constructive supply chain relationships
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How to work with your supply chain to meet regulatory and
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Making the business case for supply chain resilience
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How to work with your procurement department, and other
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​Software and approaches to managed supply chain sustainability
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HOW TO BUILD VALUE THROUGH SUPPLY CHAIN RELATIONSHIPS
DELIVERING RESILIENT INFRASTRUCTURE
With increasing risks from extreme weather events and nature depletion, it's more important than ever to ensure infrastructure assets are resilient. This guide provides ​expert advice and practical steps to help infrastructure asset owners and investors, construction and engineering organisations, and those that work in Federal, State and Local planning, permitting or policy, to deliver more resilient, sustainable projects.
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Adopting nature-based solutions and nature positive infrastructure
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Harnessing the potential of digital twins to maximise return on investment
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How to measure, report and reduce embodied carbon in the construction industry
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Improving ROI with natural capital and environmental net gain
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Using the Nature-Positive Infrastructure Playbook for sustainable development
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Making your project investable by embedding ESG throughout delivery
2025 will herald the arrival of the first sustainability statements prepared in accordance with the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). Over 50,000 EU-based companies and approximately 10,400 non-EU enterprises are required to publicly disclose and report on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues.
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How to mitigate risks associated with CSRD implementation
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Best practice approaches to double materiality assessment
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Strategies to overcome data collection and analysis challenges
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How to maximise the opportunities of CSRD
HOW TO IMPLEMENT CSRD, REDUCE RISKS AND DRIVE RESILIENCE
NET ZERO AND THE SCOPE 3 CHALLENGE
By definition, scope 3 emissions are outside the direct operations of an organisation, so they are difficult to quantify and even harder to influence. Reporting and addressing these emissions brings an element of risk, making it all the more important to establish rigorous and transparent procedures to do so.
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The importance of carbon accounting
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Which carbon reporting standard and frameworks to use
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How to account for scope 3 emissions, understand the role of technology and deal with issues of data quality
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How to use carbon offsets
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How to move beyond scope 3 to 'avoided emissions'
Policy makers and businesses play a pivotal role in stabilising and restoring habitats and reversing biodiversity loss, not least because those habitats and species are critical to economic growth.
Emerging frameworks will see investors attach significant weight to the value of nature-based reporting and action to safeguard habitats. Meanwhile, asset owners are utilising nature-based solutions to develop resilience to climate change.
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Understand how the COP15 Kunming-Montreal Agreement will impact long-term policy and business reporting
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Prepare for the TNFD through the acquisition of data and the application of real methodologies
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Embed natural capital accounting as part of the Natural Capital Protocol into your decision-making capabilities
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Improve the funding and financing of construction and infrastructure projects using biodiversity credits and nature-positive approach
EMBEDDING NATURE FOR BUSINESS RESILIENCE
ACCELERATING YOUR ESG TRANSITION
Organisations of all shapes, sizes and industries must integrate environmental, social and governance (ESG) into their organisation, to secure financial investment, minimise risk and future-proof their long-term success. ​
This free guide provides an essential introduction to the complex world of ESG, to help you advance in your ESG journey.
This Guide will give you the insights you need to:
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Navigate ESG regulatory disclosure requirements and evolving standards
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Safeguard your organisation from changing stakeholder pressure
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Avoid the pitfalls associated with greenwashing