From these greenwashing examples, it’s clear that environmental impact isn’t black and white. Companies can overestimate their green impact while still taking modest steps. The simplest way to ...

Nine in ten environmental services experts believe greenwashing is still prevalent, despite new regulation, legislation and ...

Sebi has defined greenwashing as making false, misleading, unsubstantiated or incomplete claims about the sustainability of a ...

If the marketing campaigns cost more than the steps taken toward sustainability, it is a clear case of greenwashing. Some companies, for example, now place green leaves or green packaging on their ...

Greenwashing can be tricky to spot, but there are common tactics companies use to mislead you. Terms like “natural,” “green,” and ... without specifics. For example, a dog shampoo ...

Greenwashing happens when a company ... it can be difficult for investors to know how "green" their holdings really are. For example, although fossil fuel companies have been making strides ...

A Sebi member voiced concerns over greenwashing and misleading ESG disclosures at the ESG Summit. Addressing these issues requires enhanced regulatory oversight and legislative changes. As the ...

Sebi member highlights misleading ESG disclosures and calls for enhanced oversight and regulations to address greenwashing in ...

The briefing contains a mapping exercise and analysis of the approach taken by the European Supervisory Authorities and the U.K.’s Financial ...