Introduction: Australia, known for its rich biodiversity and vulnerable ecosystem, has long been grappling with the effects of climate change. In a significant move towards sustainability and increased transparency, Australia has decided to introduce mandatory climate-related reporting for companies, starting in 2024. This move is… Read More »Australia Takes a Bold Step: Introducing Mandatory Climate-Related Reporting for Companies Starting 2024

Process chemicals are compounds that are employed in a product’s manufacturing but are absent from the finished item. They can be utilised for a number of tasks, including plating, rinsing, and cleaning. Solvents, acids, and bases are a few examples of process chemicals. For a… Read More »The Importance of Reporting Process Chemicals in the IMDS Tool

Environmental Sustainability: Preserving Our Planet for Future Generations In recent years, the topic of environmental sustainability has gained significant attention due to the increasing concerns over climate change and the detrimental effects of human activities on the planet. The urgency to address these issues has… Read More »Environmental Sustainability : Preserving Our Planet for Future Generations

Broadly speaking, BRSR standards are going to make India’s ESG reporting landscape even more uniform. In brevity BRSR simplifies the problem of selecting a reporting framework by requiring all companies to employ a standardised, transparent reporting format. It is almost clear that the national policies… Read More »The changing ESG landscape and BRSR reporting in India

The European Commission put forth a new regulation on the management of end-of-life vehicles and the circularity standards for vehicle design on July 13, 2023. The conceptproposes to improve end-of-life vehicle (ELV) collection, treatment, and recycling as well as vehicle durability, repairability, reusability, and recycling.… Read More »European Commission proposes new rules for circular vehicle design and end-of-life management

Actions being taken by the EU to develop a classification system for sustainable activities across the EU. What the EU is doing and why The EU taxonomy is an essential instrument for achieving market transparency and a fundamental component of the EU’s framework for sustainable… Read More »EU taxonomy Regulation

For registrations on the Waste Tyre EPR Portal, the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) of India has published Standard Operating Procedures (SOP). The SOP outlines the necessary information and documentation, as well as a step-by-step procedure for registering on the site. Additionally, it contains details… Read More »India Issues SOP for Registrations of Waste Tyre EPR Portal

EU law mandates that all large and publicly traded companies (with the exception of micro-enterprises) disclose information on the hazards and opportunities they perceive to arise from social and environmental issues, as well as the impact of their activities on people and the environment. This… Read More »Corporate sustainability reporting Directive

Description This category accounts for all emissions that occurred upstream (sometimes known as “cradle-to-gate”) during the production of products that were obtained or purchased by the reporting entity during the reporting year.  Products can be divided into two categories :  Goods(i.e., tangible things) Services (i.e.,… Read More »Scope 3-Purchased Goods and Services