The director of insurance at the sustainability nonprofit Ceres praises state resiliency programs, contrasting it with Washington gridlock over even popular environmental programs.

A new guide from Ceres to help investors navigate these risks with power companies in their portfolios, this guide outlines seven key areas of risk, as well as solutions that utilities can pursue to a...

The SEC abandoning climate disclosure doesn't make the risk disappear. It's in the interest of investors and companies to continue embracing transparency.

From the 1970s oil crisis to today's AI power surge, history shows the cheapest energy fix is removing market barriers, not creating them.

A new Ceres report gives investors a practical framework for engaging companies on landscape initiatives: what to look for, what to ask, and how to distinguish credible participation.

Rep. Pat Harrigan (R., N.C.) and nine of his House GOP colleagues, want House leadership to protect Americans’ freedom to invest how they choose, the…

Bipartisan leaders defend investor freedom as key to U.S. energy leadership, warning government overreach undermines markets and cedes ground to China.

The key steps investors want companies to take on nature disclosure — from biodiversity strategy to aligning capital — and why waiting isn't an option."

The data center boom doesn’t have to be a zero-sum competition between community groups and Big Tech. It can work for everyone if done right.

Beware congressional and state legislation that would weaken our crucial shareholder proposal system

American steel is undergoing a major technology transition that will make the industry more competitive, productive, and cleaner. This report outlines recommendations for how investors, policy makers,...

Data centers are expanding fast, driving rising energy and water use. Sustainable design will determine whether this growth becomes a net positive.

Lawmakers are advancing policies that would weaken or dismantle the shareholder rights, threatening investors’ ability to engage companies on risks and long‑term value.

Markets work best when businesses are guided by owners.

As water risks rise worldwide, leading companies are advancing strategies to secure resources and build long-term resilience. But more work remains.

Clean energy keeps gaining, and businesses integrate nature and water risk into strategy. Strong economics drive sustainable growth despite U.S. policy turbulence.

A decade after the Paris Agreement, U.S. economic competitiveness depends on continued global business leadership

EPA’s plan to cut climate pollution reporting could deter investment, raise costs, and weaken U.S. competitiveness, say industry leaders and bipartisan critics

Climate events are pushing nature to the forefront as nature loss and climate change fuel each other, creating economic risks companies and investors can’t ignore.

Ceres' CEO breaks down why companies are maintaining or expanding their sustainability commitments.

While there are several positive outcomes this year relevant to focused engagement activities, there are also remaining gaps in company disclosures.