Written by Maria Ignacia Flores, Paralegal Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) refers to the environmental impact of a business, its treatment of people and communities, and the way it is governed and managed. While ESG is often associated with sustainability...
Written by Luke Musto, Practice Lead – Australia Introduction As companies set priorities for the year ahead, many are considering how Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) concerns fits into their growth plans. For organisations expanding or already operating...
Written by Luke Musto, Associate Australia, renowned for its unique biodiversity and natural landscapes, relies heavily on a complex framework of environmental law to protect its environment. For businesses, developers, and individuals, understanding this legal...
Written by Ian Cárdenas, Lawyer In recent years, Chile’s copper mining industry has led the transformation towards a cleaner and more sustainable energy matrix. This sector, crucial for the Chilean economy, not only drives economic growth but is also playing a vital...
Post by Josefa Barbera Rojas, Paralegal Chile is taking significant strides in modernising its approach to waste management and recycling through Law 20.920, commonly referred to as the “REP Law” (Responsabilidad Extendida del Productor). Enacted in 2017, this...
Written by Francisca Silva, Paralegal and Chilean Qualified Lawyer Behind the backdrop of Chile’s breathtaking landscapes lies a dynamic intersection between economic progress and the need to safeguard the Andean nation’s rich natural heritage. At the heart of this...
