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  • COP26 delivered 'more successes than failures', says HSBC

    16 November 2021

    HSBC said the Glasgow Climate Pact was a "balanced outcome" that generally built positively on previous COP agreements...

  • GFANZ fails to deliver at COP26

    16 November 2021

    Finance is uniquely positioned to save the planet, but has already financed 1.5 C of warming, warns Michael Northrop

  • COP26 carbon framework clear but 'lacks environmental integrity', say experts

    15 November 2021

    A new framework for carbon trading has been agreed on after six years of waiting.

  • COP26 - did the earth move?

    15 November 2021

    Has the Glasgow 'blah-blah-blah' changed anything in the world of sustainable finance, asks Peter Cripps

  • COP26 final pact delivers 'progress, but no breakthrough'

    15 November 2021

    The final Glasgow Climate Pact signed at the COP26 UN climate summit was described as "progress" but a lack of a breakthrough on global climate...

  • The 10 biggest announcements from COP26

    15 November 2021

    COP26 provoked a blizzard of announcements from countries, companies and investors on how they plan to tackle climate change.

  • The five finance areas to watch as COP26 enters endgame

    12 November 2021

    Kate Mackenzie points out the key areas to look for in any agreement that emerges from the summit

  • COP26 round-up, 12 November: Fossil fuel register launched; private capital 'key'; call to tackle livestock emissions

    12 November 2021
  • Fossil fuel exit language mars second COP26 decision draft

    12 November 2021

    A weakening of the language around the phase-out of fossil fuels in the second draft of the COP26 UN climate summit decision has disappointed environmental campaigners, although its continued inclusion heartened others.

  • Nuclear inclusion would 'jeopardise' EU Taxonomy, warn ministers

    12 November 2021

    Nuclear power should be excluded from the EU Taxonomy for sustainable activities in order to not "jeopardise" the credibility and usefulness of the landmark 'green' regulation, according to environment ministers from five EU countries - including Germany