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Drew Stephenson Sustainability Actions

Expanded emissions reporting

In 2025, the firm expanded its environmental reporting to cover its international offices. It also stated that it is working with suppliers to understand, report on, and reduce Scope 3 emissions. The disclosure suggests a broader operational footprint assessment than before, with attention to indirect emissions across the value chain.

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Reviewed carbon impacts

The firm said it is reviewing its operations and departments to identify how each contributes to carbon emissions. It described this as part of a wider effort to implement changes that reduce its overall environmental impact. The approach appears to focus on internal operational improvements rather than a single project or initiative.

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Reported through CDP and EcoVadis

The firm stated that it currently reports through the Carbon Disclosure Project and EcoVadis. These disclosures indicate participation in third-party sustainability reporting and assessment frameworks used by clients and stakeholders to compare environmental management and broader ESG practices.

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Maintained environmental standards

The firm listed ISO 14001 for environmental management systems and ISO 50001 for energy management among its data and certifications. It also referenced a Plant Mark certification for FY2024 in the UK and a carbon reduction plan dated June 2025, indicating formalised management processes and documented environmental controls.

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Supported climate pro bono work

The firm described significant pro bono activity for organisations addressing climate change and environmental protection. Examples included legal support for Legal Response International, which assists climate-vulnerable countries in COP-related negotiations, and Plastic Odyssey, an initiative focused on plastic pollution and recycling education.

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