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Clear filtersChartered accountant Hamish Jolly is behind technology that helps protect ocean users from shark encounters...
Hannah Tattersall is a journalist, editor and content editor with more than 15 years’ experience working across newspapers, magazines and digital media. She has worked for Nine (formerly Fairfax) in...
Researchers have come up with a new model to estimate carbon capture by trees enabling more accurate sustainability reporting...
Accountants and finance teams will be at the heart of the action as money flows into sustainable activities...
Three CAs explain how and why they put a dollar value of A$3.4 billion on forest ecosystems in Forico’s sustainability report...
Timothy Jacob CA heads finance at Who Gives a Crap, which sells eco-friendly loo paper and tissues to help build toilets...
CA ANZ has launched a report which examines the intersection of ethics, sustainability and AI, based on a global survey of more than 5700 accountants and finance professionals...
Climate change is a challenge that needs a collective response if we’re to reach net zero by 2050, says a CA ANZ panel...
Miranda Siu CA only fell in love with accounting when Excel spreadsheets became a way to counter carbon emissions...
One path to reducing carbon emissions is electrifying everything with power generated from non-polluting, renewable sources...
The Striatus 3D-printed concrete bridge seen at the Venice Architecture Biennale is a next step in lowering carbon emissions...
It’s not too late. The world needs a fast transition to net zero emissions, with bold action. So where do accountants fit in?...
BDO’s Charles Rau FCA says CAs are well placed to help NZ’s farmers calculate greenhouse emissions by the 2022 deadline...
The power purchase agreement Jason Lowe CA and Jomo Owusu CA helped craft for Woolies avoids 158,000 tonnes of carbon a year...
Flying taxi, anyone? Lauren Zwierlein CA, head of finance at Lilium, says it will be a reality in just five years...