Having run hard throughout 2025, ESG Today is growing together with you, our readers. Under the name of ‘today’s magazine for tomorrow,’ ESG Today is always busy recording the changes in the ESG ecosystem, digging into curious stories, and sometimes turning its attention to topics that have not received the spotlight. From the AM menu, which we wish could stay with you like a morning cup of coffee or a piece of bagel, to the NOON menu for sharing a single word of knowledge at lunchtime, and the PM menu delivering today’s trending news like a busy afternoon — ESG Today is striving to create better content filled with interesting stories, and it quietly marked its second anniversary on December 21.
Today, we would like to introduce ESG Today’s ‘today’ to all of you.
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First of all, pleased to meet you, everyone. Having undergone a period of reorganization in 2024, ESG Today communicated with you through 151 articles this year. Issuing an average of three articles per week, we delivered stories that spanned the Environmental (E), Social (S), and Governance (G) domains.
As a result, more readers have been receiving coffee coupons.
There are even readers who have earned lunch coupons, no less. As readers who frequently visit ESG Today may well know, after signing up as a member, you can accumulate ONL points by clicking the ONL mark below the title of an article that has been uploaded ‘today.’ And when you collect 50 of these points, you can receive a coffee coupon; when you collect 100, you can receive a lunch coupon along with contact from an ESG Today staff member.
The increasing number of readers receiving coffee and lunch coupons in this way carries special meaning for ESG Today’s editors. After all, it is proof that there are people who diligently check our articles on the very day they go up. For those who visit each time a new article is posted, ESG Today’s editors go forth today as well in search of good topics.
The topic that drew the most attention in 2025 was Governance.
Looking at the topics covered by ESG Today this year, it appears that Environment accounted for roughly 40%, Social roughly 35%, and Governance roughly 25%. The reason for the vague expression is the characteristic of ESG-related content, in which it is difficult to say that a single article is strictly confined to one domain. It is ironic that despite the relatively low volume of articles on Governance, the content that drew views and reactions was the articles on Governance.
The articles most read by you this year were ESG and Evaluation Standards and News from Government Ministries. As the executive branch underwent major changes this year, many readers took an interest and checked articles on what thoughts the presidential candidates held regarding ESG and what impact the newly established Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment would have. The article on ESG evaluation standards, published ahead of the mandatory disclosure scheduled for 2026, also drew much attention despite being recent. Of course, readers also showed great interest in environmental topics, which accounted for the highest volume of articles, and as the impacts of climate change have become part of daily life, the view counts of environment-related keywords such as Greensumer and Flash Drought were remarkably high.
In 2026, We Will Share More ‘Todays.’
ESG Today is contemplating more opportunities and points of contact so that the record of ‘today’ it is accumulating does not merely remain as a news archive. We will strive to serve as a partner for co-prosperity in the ESG ecosystem, as essential information for corporate practitioners tackling ESG as a task, and as a medium that explains to general readers, who live day by day in the ESG field, how ESG connects to our lives.
In this way, today’s record for tomorrow continues. We hope you, our readers, will be with us on this journey. Thank you sincerely to everyone who has been with ESG Today throughout 2025.
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