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The Role of AI in Enhancing Corporate Sustainability Reporting
As companies face increasing demands for detailed and reliable sustainability disclosures, artificial intelligence (AI) emerges as a critical tool. This article explores how AI technologies are revolutionizing the collection, analysis, and dissemination of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) data. Through various case studies and expert insights, we will examine AI’s role in optimizing these processes…
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Circular Economy and Tech: Creating Sustainable Value from E-Waste
The rapid escalation of electronic waste (e-waste) poses significant environmental and economic challenges globally. Addressing these challenges through the lens of the circular economy offers a pathway to not only mitigate the harmful effects of e-waste but also harness its potential as a resource. This blog post explores the integration of technology within circular economy…
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World AI Festival in Cannes, Diary of an Italian Startup at the AI Fair
For two days, the French city famous for its Film Festival becomes the European center of AI-based innovation: on one side, research, and on the other, opportunities for businesses, including some Italian ones like Dedalo AI.
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The Importance of Measuring Value Chain Emissions for Small Businesses
In today’s environmentally conscious landscape, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) face a crucial task: measuring and managing their value chain emissions, particularly Scope 3 emissions. This article delves into the importance of this process, outlining the significant impact these emissions have on a company’s overall carbon footprint. We discuss the challenges SMEs face in measuring…
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The value of Sustainability: ESG and Non-Financial Impact Reporting for European SMEs
In a world that’s continually evolving towards digital predominance and ecological awareness, the focus on sustainability and environmental impact among businesses, especially Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) in Europe, has surged. The combination of a heightened public awareness of climate change, increasing investor and customer pressure, and the advent of tools to measure environmental impact…
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The Silent Weight of Digital Waste: What It Is and Why We Should Care
Digital waste, the redundant and unnecessary data cluttering the internet, has far-reaching implications for both our online experiences and the environment. As the size of webpages increases due to inefficiencies, so does the energy required to power these data transactions, resulting in a significant carbon footprint. Through optimizing digital content and raising awareness, we can…
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The Power of Sustainable Web Development: A Communications Perspective
Discover the power of sustainable web development from a communications perspective. Learn how implementing eco-friendly practices can enhance user experience, reduce costs, and strengthen your brand’s commitment to sustainability. Stay ahead of the curve by adopting sustainable web development strategies, attracting environmentally conscious consumers and ensuring long-term success in the world of communications.
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Why companies think sustainability is a trend in 2022
Sustainable mindset in successful companies According to a global survey conducted by The Harris Poll for Google Cloud, many executives are prioritizing sustainability at their companies. Executives also said they are looking to invest more in sustainability and technology than in any other area this year, though they confess that they are not quite sure…
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The Great Beauty called Earth
“Act as if what you do makes a difference. It does.” – William James I doubt that Oscar-winning director P. Sorrentino meant to refer to planet Earth in his award-winning masterpiece ‘The Great Beauty’, but the definition is so apt that I can think of no other. As humans continue striving to reach higher peaks,…
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ESG reporting in the future
The deadlines are as follows: January 1, 2022 All in scope companies need to report the proportion of their turnover, Capex, Opex, AUM (for asset managers) or Green Asset Ratio (for banks and credit institutions) that is Taxonomy-eligible. Eligibility is merely an indication that a company makes money in an activity that can be tested…