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Bringing Green Speech Back to Earth

Legal studies and business ethics professor Sarah Light examines the legal complexities and public impacts of companies’ environmental claims.

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Why Some Firms Keep Quiet About ESG

A primer on the troubling trend of “greenhushing” and what it means for climate change

Conceptual illustration of a city silhouette on a COVID spore, a bitcoin symbol in a crystal ball, a Twitter bird with a muzzle beak, a home upside down on top of an office building, and a robot carrying a briefcase.
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Ask Me Anything

Ever wish you could call or text a Wharton professor with a burning business question or to get a quick take on a headline-making trend? Eleven faculty members fielded queries about everything from workplace changes to the impacts of ChatGPT to the state of affairs for cryptocurrency and social media regulation.

Six illustrated portraits of Wharton alumni experts at the forefront of ESG.
People

Profits and Purpose

More companies are embracing environmental, social, and governance standards. But can the ESG promise of net-zero pledges, improved corporate responsibility, and sustainable strategies also be green for investors and shareholders?

Wharton Dean Erika James poses wearing a light blue jacket and a black dress.
News

Transforming Business, Changing the World

Dean Erika James on the importance of elevating environmental, social, and governance issues in business curricula

Collage of Wharton professors and an alumnus standing among items such as trees, solar panels, and energy windmills.
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How Should Companies Respond to ESG Issues?

Key takeaways from a three-part conversation on business’s changing role in society

Men in a field handling a bowl of kernels.
People

The Social Impact Imperative

New goals for a changing world

Golden Hills Wind farm in Alameda County, California.
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A Sound Plan for Sustainable Investing?

Pension funds have great potential to drive companies toward ESG practices, but several hurdles stand in the way.

Collage of Witold Henisz, Larry Fink, and Marc Benioff.
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The Case for Responsible Business

Influencing companies to shift strategy and take on society’s pressing issues

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Is There Social Good in Green Investing?

Research by associate finance professor Luke Taylor examines the impact of ESG stocks on society and investor portfolios.

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School News

Building Better Sustainability Benchmarks

How companies can ensure ESG practices remain a corporate priority well into the future

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Law/Business Ethics
Spring/Summer 2023

Bringing Green Speech Back to Earth

Legal studies and business ethics professor Sarah Light examines the legal complexities and public impacts of companies’ environmental claims.

Conceptual illustration of a businessman holding a tree behind his back.
Ideas
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ESG
Spring/Summer 2023

Why Some Firms Keep Quiet About ESG

A primer on the troubling trend of “greenhushing” and what it means for climate change

Conceptual illustration of a city silhouette on a COVID spore, a bitcoin symbol in a crystal ball, a Twitter bird with a muzzle beak, a home upside down on top of an office building, and a robot carrying a briefcase.
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Research
Spring/Summer 2023

Ask Me Anything

Ever wish you could call or text a Wharton professor with a burning business question or to get a quick take on a headline-making trend? Eleven faculty members fielded queries about everything from workplace changes to the impacts of ChatGPT to the state of affairs for cryptocurrency and social media regulation.

Six illustrated portraits of Wharton alumni experts at the forefront of ESG.
People
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ESG
Fall/Winter 2022

Profits and Purpose

More companies are embracing environmental, social, and governance standards. But can the ESG promise of net-zero pledges, improved corporate responsibility, and sustainable strategies also be green for investors and shareholders?

Wharton Dean Erika James poses wearing a light blue jacket and a black dress.
News
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From the Dean
Spring/Summer 2022

Transforming Business, Changing the World

Dean Erika James on the importance of elevating environmental, social, and governance issues in business curricula

Collage of Wharton professors and an alumnus standing among items such as trees, solar panels, and energy windmills.
Ideas
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ESG
Spring/Summer 2022

How Should Companies Respond to ESG Issues?

Key takeaways from a three-part conversation on business’s changing role in society

Men in a field handling a bowl of kernels.
People
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ESG
Fall/Winter 2021

The Social Impact Imperative

New goals for a changing world

Golden Hills Wind farm in Alameda County, California.
Ideas
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ESG
Fall/Winter 2021

A Sound Plan for Sustainable Investing?

Pension funds have great potential to drive companies toward ESG practices, but several hurdles stand in the way.

Collage of Witold Henisz, Larry Fink, and Marc Benioff.
Ideas
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ESG
Spring/Summer 2021

The Case for Responsible Business

Influencing companies to shift strategy and take on society’s pressing issues

Is There Social Good in Green Investing?
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Finance
Spring/Summer 2021

Is There Social Good in Green Investing?

Research by associate finance professor Luke Taylor examines the impact of ESG stocks on society and investor portfolios.

Lightbulb and plants with a line chart above them.
School News
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ESG
March 31, 2021

Building Better Sustainability Benchmarks

How companies can ensure ESG practices remain a corporate priority well into the future

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