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The USTR’s Section 301 investigations represent a significant development at the intersection of trade policy and forced labor enforcement. Understand the latest implications for business regarding the Section 301 investigations launched on March 12, 2026. 

Gain practical guidance from this overview of key member insights from the BSR Sustainability Governance Roundtable, in which members explored strategies to design sustainability governance structures, processes, and controls that are robust under scrutiny, responsive to an uncertain landscape, and practical to operate across the enterprise.

With the final SBTi Corporate Net-Zero Standard V2 expected to be released in Q2 2026, this member-only resource highlights the most relevant changes for companies preparing for the next phase of climate implementation.

BSR discusses the revocation of the U.S. EPA Endangerment Finding and what it means for companies operating in or connected to the U.S. market.

BSR's short update on the reversal of the 2009 EPA Endangerment Finding, highlighting key policy implications and considerations for members.

Exclusive insights about the key developments affecting sustainable business—designed to help you make sense of today’s turbulent and complex business landscape.

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.

As AI adoption accelerates across sectors, its environmental footprint, from energy and water use to land and materials impacts, is becoming a strategic concern. Yet these impacts remain difficult to quantify due to rapidly evolving hardware, software, and infrastructure systems. This resource equips members with a clear view of AI’s environmental risks and highlights leading practices shaping more responsible AI development and deployment.

At COP30, governments and businesses showed continued commitment to climate action, yet the gap between ambition and implementation is widening. Explore the major themes from Belém and what they signal for companies and their role in implementing actionable pathways that enhance competitiveness and strengthen resilience. 

Our summary of the Future of Inclusion and Impact Roundtable.

As a complement to BSR's Supply Chain Office Hours series, this resource hub offers curated tools, frameworks, and insights to help you address today's most pressing supply chain challenges. Whether you’re struggling with supplier engagement, climate risk, or human rights due diligence, these resources are designed to support practical, actionable progress between sessions and beyond.

While employees and customers still expect companies to engage in business inclusion and social impact efforts, the range of opportunities to act openly are narrowing. These memos are designed to help you determine what actions are feasible in this environment, and navigate the rapidly shifting context for inclusive business initiatives.