Every solution in the sustainability market arrives with a claim, and most claims are self-reported. WorldbyFlow grades them as demonstrated, independently replicated, self-reported or asserted without evidence, and grades corporate pledges against the record the same way, so your strategy rests on what has actually been shown.
Written for Owns sustainability strategy and disclosure at a large company.·Runs in the Climate domain
Owning sustainability strategy and disclosure means judging technologies, peers and your own commitments against evidence. The scans here do the judging: a readiness grade on a solution, a track record on a peer's pledges, a regulatory map of the disclosure rules with status honesty, a read on an intervention, and a literature review on the question your board keeps asking.
A solution's claims graded as demonstrated, independently replicated, self-reported or asserted. Green steel and direct air capture, read honestly.
A company's public commitments against what the documented record shows was delivered, dated. Run it on a peer before a reporter runs it on you.
The disclosure and green-claims rules with instrument, jurisdiction and authority named and status kept honest. The compliance perimeter for the report.
An intervention read as evidence: what it has demonstrated, what is claimed, what is unknown. Offsets and heat pumps, graded.
What the research says on a contested question, disagreements included. Whether offsets deliver, read from the literature rather than the brochure.
The order matters. The first read gives you the structure; the next ones fill the parts that are hardest to source by hand.
Read the grades. A plan built on a self-reported claim is a plan with a disclosure problem waiting.
Promised against delivered. Then run it on your own company and read it as a journalist would.
Proposed kept apart from in force. The perimeter for this year's report.
One pass that argues against your plan the way an activist shareholder will.
Every figure and quote links to where it came from. A claim the scan could not source is marked as such rather than dressed up.
Export the reads as PDFs for the sustainability committee, or share them as pages the reporting team can open with each grade and source visible.
Ask a follow-up question of any result, or run a Red Team pass that tries to break its own conclusions before someone else does. How the grades work →
The strongest case against making clothing brands pay for textile recycling is France: after 18 years of per-garment fees, about 32% of textiles are collected against a legally mandated 60% target.
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