This week we read “People and Planet First: How Social Enterprises Work”, the new ebook from EHKOS, written by María Virginia Romero and Jessica Oyarbide in collaboration with global industry networks such as the Social Enterprise World Forum, People and Planet First…
Lithium and copper are fundamental components of the global energy transition. Without these minerals, it would not be possible to expand battery production, electrify transportation, or advance numerous decarbonization processes. However, having abundant resources…
This week we read the Voluntary Biodiversity Credit Markets Report 2026, prepared by the Pollination Foundation and Bloom Labs. This report is also circulating within the Natural Capital and Nature Finance Observatory community…
Staying informed is part of leading. This week we share two articles that analyze the state of corporate sustainability and ESG reporting in Mexico and Latin America. Mexico identifies sustainability as a business priority for 2026. The RSM report…
This week we read the report “Circular by Nature: A Policy Agenda for Biomaterials in a Circular Economy,” developed by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation in conjunction with the Circular Economy Coalition for Latin America and the Caribbean. The document puts…
Staying informed is part of leading. This week we're sharing two articles on artificial intelligence applied to the environment and the new challenges of sustainability reporting. EnvironmentGPT: The United Nations' Environmental AI. On May 30, 2026, the…
Staying informed is part of leading. This week we're sharing two resources on sector-specific sustainability and environmental management reports: a GRI guide and a practical manual for the City of Buenos Aires' Green Seal. A basic guide for your…
Staying informed is part of leading. This week we're sharing two articles on business energy efficiency and the economic impact of the European Union's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism. The margin you're losing every month without even knowing it…