Today’s sustainability challenges are complex and evolving. To address them we urgently need brave thinking that will drive action for a new economy - one where business, people and planet thrive.
EY teams are committed to building the confidence to act.
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Can AI save nature, or will it cause more harm?
Industry experts debate whether AI is an ally for nature or a threat to its existence. Hear diverse perspectives on nature technology and ethics.
What makes today’s climate leaders tomorrow’s business leaders?
The 2025 EY Global Climate Action Barometer highlights how proactive climate action can present a valuable strategic opportunity for companies. Read now.
There are just five years to milestone targets for nature, the environment and sustainable development. EY teams are joining governments, policymakers, NGOs, citizens and businesses at key global forums to help inform and accelerate public and private sector action in meeting climate, nature and international goals.
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Sustainable Aviation Fuels: Paving the way for greener skies
Discover how sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) is revolutionizing air travel and reducing carbon emissions. Learn more about the future of green aviation.
The future of sustainability in business: why success depends on integration
Companies integrating sustainability into their strategy by default show greater confidence in their business outlook. Read more.
Why integrating sustainability is everybody’s business
The podcast discusses the value of embedding sustainability throughout the organization. Listen now.
Geostrategic Analysis: December 2025 edition
Read the December 2025 Geostrategic Analysis for our take on geopolitical developments and the impact of these political risks on international business.
How can investors balance short-term demands with long-term value?
Read the EY 2024 Institutional Investor Survey, which highlights a pronounced gap between what investors say and do when considering sustainability.
Can a universal carbon price be fair for everyone?
Most governments and climate experts agree we need a carbon price to reach net zero. Delivering a just transition is the hard part. Read more.
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