Planet-Friendly Business.
Companies that actively reduce pollution and lower their carbon footprint.
This dimension evaluates whether a company is genuinely reducing its environmental footprint or merely greenwashing. We analyze court filings for environmental violations, regulatory fines for pollution breaches, investigative reporting on emissions misreporting, and NGO assessments of climate commitments versus actual performance. A company that publishes a glossy sustainability report but faces EPA lawsuits for toxic dumping will score very differently from one with verified emissions reductions.
What we measure
Scope 1, 2, and 3 greenhouse-gas emissions and reduction trajectories
Science-based carbon reduction targets and SBTi validation
Share of energy from renewables versus fossil fuels
Environmental compliance violations and regulatory fines
Deforestation policy implementation and supply chain traceability
Climate scenario analysis and stranded asset transparency
Climate justice initiatives and just transition programmes
Biodiversity conservation and ecosystem restoration efforts
Why it matters
Climate-related litigation has surged over 200% in the past decade. Companies with poor environmental records face growing regulatory risk, stranded asset exposure, and reputational damage. Investors who rely only on self-reported sustainability data miss the lawsuits, fines, and investigative reports that reveal what is actually happening on the ground.
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Rankings based on AI-generated analysis of publicly available data. Not financial advice. See our Risk Disclosure for full details.