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Greenwashing corporate communications is slowing climate progress

Corporate Knights

The silence and half-truths – commonly referred to as green blushing and greenwashing – are slowing climate progress. The silence and half-truths – commonly referred to as green blushing and greenwashing – are slowing climate progress. Communication, on its own, can’t save the world.

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CSRHub Data Used in Brand Finance's 2023 Sustainability Gap Index: Greenwashing vs Greenhushing

3BL Media

About CSRHub, LLC CSRHub provides access to corporate social responsibility and sustainability ratings and information on over 7,000 companies from 135 industries in 90 countries. Our clients include international brand owners, tax authorities, lawyers, government bodies and investment banks. See www.brandfinance.com.

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Greenwashing in Fashion: What to Look Out For and How to Spot It

Impakter

Greenwashing in Fashion: What to Look Out For and How to Spot It. Greenwashing, the practice of companies’ inaccurately marketing themself to be perceived as more sustainable than they really are, occurs in nearly every industry — from automobile to food, furniture, banking, and of course, fashion. So why […].

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BNP Paribas AM to Expand Range of Sustainable, Impact Investment Solutions

ESG Today

Ambachtsheer said: “Over the coming years, we believe the asset management industry will face far-reaching change, driven by a wider need to reallocate capital to a more sustainable and inclusive economy, taking into account geopolitical dynamics, evolving regulation, technological transformation and changing demographics.

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Defining Purpose: Any Road Will Take You There, If You Don't Know Where (or Why) You're Going

3BL Media

Great corporate citizenship goes beyond a focus on addressing surface-level sustainability efforts with today’s leading responsible corporations drawing on the collective impact of a variety of initiatives that address an array of trends and emerging issues.”.

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Let’s Get Real (Measurement) About Social Impact

B the Change

As pressure mounts for companies to act on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues, corporate social responsibility and marketing teams are leaning into purpose-driven campaigns as an innovative way to tell their brand’s story. There is an abundance of evidence that consumers want measurable impact.

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What is Ethical Consumerism?

Steven Mintz

However, companies might try to skip it and take on the aesthetic of a sustainable company without making any changes, a practice known as greenwashing. Ethical consumers look for a broader way to measure the success of a business that includes concern for social causes, the environment, and ethical practices.