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As AI adoption accelerates, companies face growing expectations to ensure its responsible development and use. While AI can advance sustainability efforts, it also introduces significant environmental, social, and governance risks. BSR outlines why Responsible AI is a critical sustainability issue and how CSOs and sustainability teams can influence AI governance. 

Across industries, companies are navigating a shared set of supply chain challenges driven by evolving regulations, data scarcity, and diverging stakeholder expectations. BSR unpacks five of the most pressing supply chain sustainability questions we’ve received from members in 2026.

BSR’s Future of Reporting (FoR) collaborative initiative shares ten key themes and perspectives emerging from a year-long series of conversations and engagements within its community in 2025 on sustainability reporting.

While business leaders are understandably nervous about being too aspirational or public about sustainability goals, there is still value in communicating a quantifiable, long-term vision to steer the company and its wider value chain players. BSR shares guidance on how leaders can set ambitious yet achievable sustainability goals for 2025 and beyond.

The US elections will have profound implications for the global economy, and sustainable business. The question facing us now is: how can sustainable business leaders continue to make important progress in this new environment?

As we enter the second half of the decisive decade, strategic foresight is more essential than ever for business to navigate the rapid and complex changes to come. Our new report offers insights on developments over the last six years and how to prepare for what lies ahead. 

Business, government, and civil society leaders from around the world will come together in New York during the UN General Assembly and Climate Week NYC for critical discussions on environmental and social issues. Explore our list of key events hosted by BSR and others to help you maximize your participation this fall.

In the United States, electoral uncertainty, threats to democracy, and the potential for instability and chaos are notably apparent as the country faces an enormously consequential election this fall. What are the risks for sustainable business, and what proactive steps can business leaders take to mitigate them?

Companies are navigating significant organizational shifts in sustainability governance due to new mandatory reporting requirements. Against the evolving regulatory landscape, how can companies strategize effectively across job functions?

These scenarios imagine four pathways for US climate policy depending on the outcomes of the 2024 election. They function as a tool to challenge assumptions about the future, stress test strategies and plans, and identify opportunities to futureproof organizations and steer the world toward better outcomes.

Learn about the implications of the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) and what this means for business leaders going forward.

As companies progress at a slower pace than expected on energy efficiency and decarbonization, explore how business can address the tension between growth and sustainability targets.