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Proprietary nature data holding back AI development

Keeping nature data as exclusive information is hindering the potential impact of artificial intelligence, a Belgian nature investor has warned.

Success of far-right won't hollow out EU Green Deal, PRI says

Key parts of the EU's Green Deal will not be threatened by the success of the far-right political parties in elections for the European Parliament, according to the Principles for Responsible (PRI).

NBIM tells Canada not to change ISSB standards

Agriculture investments "forcing nature to its knees"

The impact of food systems is the "biggest problem in the world", according to Ocean 14 Capital's Chris Gorell Barnes, who urged investors and policymakers to step back from damaging industry practices.

Active Super made 'misleading ESG claims', Australian court finds

Over 1,600 funds may require divestments to comply with EU ESG rule - Morningstar

EU elections show need for better climate policymaking, fund manager says

The success of far-right political parties in elections for the European Parliament shows the need for policymakers to craft more practical and less complex climate policies, one fund manager has said.

Companies' slow progress on assurance shows size of regulatory challenge, KPMG says

The "limited uplift" in companies' readiness to meet regulatory requirements to gain independent assurance of sustainability disclosures demonstrates the scale of the challenge they face to upskill and implement the required processes, KPMG has said.

EU ETS prices dip after Macron calls election

West African countries urge SBTi to allow carbon offsetting

A coalition of West African countries has weighed in to the row about whether carbon offsets should be used to help meet net zero targets.