Large public companies often publish ESG (environmental, social and governance) or Sustainability reports, along with annual reports and other filings. Some topics that may be covered in a company's ESG reports include:
This information may be communicated as an annually published report, or it may appear on a company's website along with other information about the company.
To locate this information for a particular company, start at the company website. Explore the website, looking for menu-links related to sustainability, investor relations, or information about the company. For companies with a retail presence, these links may appear in a menu at the bottom of the webpage.
News articles may also report on sustainability topics related to a specific company. For example, if there is an event that causes harm to the environment, news and magazine articles may cover the event and its impact. Or, if a company introduces a new sustainability initiative, newspapers may report on the initiative.
Search in a news database, such as Canadian Newsstream, for the company name + keywords related to sustainability.
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