#assb

He lets go of his attacker after he hears the sickening crunch of breaking bone. Not the brightest plan, of course - this person broke into his home with a clear intent to hurt him - but everything is happening much too quickly and he’s startled himself with the force he apparently used on their body.

“Oh no, I...”

He backs away from his attacker, then gets to properly assess the damage. They’re on the floor with a horribly pained expression on their face, and both their arm and leg seems to be twisted into an uncomfortable, unnatural position.

“Oh my gosh! I’m so sorry, are you - are you okay?”

Australia is entering a new phase in ESG reporting—shifting from voluntary disclosures to structured, ISSB-aligned mandates.

With the introduction of the Australian Sustainability Reporting Standards (ASRS), the country is adopting a climate-first approach, where AASB S2 (climate disclosures) is mandatory while broader sustainability reporting under AASB S1 remains voluntary.

What makes this transition significant is the integration of ESG into financial reporting. From 2025 onwards, in-scope companies will be required to include climate-related disclosures directly within financial statements—marking a move toward audit-ready, finance-grade ESG data.

At the same time, challenges such as Scope 3 emissions, data quality, and assurance readiness are becoming central to compliance. As regulatory scrutiny increases, organizations will need stronger systems, governance, and data integration to meet evolving expectations.

BMW je službeno započeo testiranje svog luksuznog električnog modela i7 opremljenog solid-state baterijama (ASSB) – tehnologijom za koju mnogi vjeruju da bi mogla potpuno promijeniti svijet električnih vozila. Baterije za testni automobil isporučuje američka tvrtka Solid Power, s kojom BMW surađuje već gotovo deset godina. Provjeri još i… Više dometa, manje mase – potencijal čvrstih…