This week, the think tank Agora Agrar published a new study on the climate impact of food in Germany. Yesterday, the study was presented by Tanja Dräger in a webinar and discussed with experts from academia and the industry. The underlying life-cycle assessment was carried out by corsus.
Wissen Sie, welche Auswirkungen Ihre Produkte auf Biodiversität haben? Wussten Sie, dass die Auswirkungen auf Biodiversität ebenso wie ein Klimafußabdruck quantifiziert werden können? Genau dazu hat die Biologin Dr. Ulrike Eberle, Geschäftsführerin von corsus, gestern im Rahmen des digitalen Arbeitskreises Biodiversität des Zentrum für Nachhaltige Unternehmensführung vorgetragen.
The project ModErn – Modeling the Ecological Effects of the Revised DGE Dietary Recommendations – examines the environmental impact of nutrition and how this would change if everyone followed the dietary recommendations of the German Nutrition Society (DGE) or the recommendations of the Planetary Health Diet 2.0 of the Eat Lancet Commission. As part of the project, which corsus is carrying out on behalf of the German Environment Agency (UBA), an expert discussion was held on December 9, 2025, to present and discuss the results. The expert discussion was moderated by Dr. Krishan Gairola, with Dr. Ulrike Eberle and Felix Lücking presenting the results.
The #DNP25 brings together leading figures from business, politics, science and civil society to drive forward socio-ecological transformation. The managing directors of corsus are looking forward to the congress, exchange of ideas and award ceremony for the German Sustainability Prize 2025.
The German Federal Environment Agency recently published a list of greenhouse gas emission factors for calculating climate-relevant emissions from companies. Corporate climate balances are the tool used to systematically record and monitor greenhouse gas emissions from companies. Before the list was published, corsus experts on climate and life cycle assessments Felix Lücking and Dr Ulrike Eberle were asked to comment on it.
The political debate surrounding the so-called EU Omnibus, the negotiations to simplify the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), from the perspective of corsus.
corsus at the general meeting of the German Federal Association for Sustainable Business and at the BNW annual conference 2025
Canned fish is becoming trendy. That is why SPIEGEL is addressing the question of how sustainable canned fish is this week. Our managing director, Dr Ulrike Eberle, was interviewed on this topic.
The managing directors of corsus were appointed to the juries of the German Sustainability Award for both companies and products.
The EU is planning significant simplifications in the omnibus procedure for the CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive) and other regulations such as the CSDDD (Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive), CBAM (European COs border adjustment system) and EU taxonomy. But anyone who now assumes that sustainability requirements will become less important is mistaken.
