World Economic Forum discusses how sustainability is increasingly seen as an opportunity for value creation, with a growing focus on sustainable product design, circular economy principles, and climate technologies such as renewable energy, batteries, and carbon capture. The shift towards measuring and reducing Scope 3 emissions, which are harder to control but represent the majority of corporate emissions, is also emphasized. The importance of digital technologies like AI and digital twins to enhance sustainability efforts is also gaining traction​(
S&P Global covers 2024’s critical sustainability trends, including the rising focus on climate adaptation and resilience, the health impacts of climate change, and the voluntary carbon market’s evolution. With increased climate-related risks, many companies are now required to enhance their disclosure on how climate hazards may affect their operations. Furthermore, the heightened attention to sustainable finance and carbon markets remains vital​(
Nature emphasizes the health benefits of transitioning to clean energy and sustainable food systems. International climate finance mechanisms that redistribute funds to reduce poverty and promote healthy diets are key strategies for addressing sustainability challenges​(
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