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Triodos Investment Management ramping up engagement on deforestation and water

Triodos Investment Management said it is engaging with high-impact companies on deforestation and water.

Japan's Kao faces shareholder push to improve supply chain sustainability

Middle East crisis shows need to decarbonise, says ECB's Elderson

Hold ESG data providers accountable under SFDR 2.0, Amundi urges EU

Amundi has urged the EU to place "obligations on ESG data providers" under the revised Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) ensuring that they "share the transparency burden" being heaped on asset managers.

SFDR fossil fuel exclusions split investors amid transition and energy security fears

Fossil exclusion criteria have emerged as a flashpoint in a consultation about how to overhaul the EU's much maligned reporting regulation, writes Michael Hurley

Iran crisis 'make or break' warning for agriculture, says FAIRR

The conflict in the Middle East is a wake-up call to finance more sustainable practices and supply chains in the agricultural sector, the FAIRR Initiative told Environmental Finance.

Sri Lanka's WindForce plans green bond debut

Sustainable cocoa alternative raises £2.5m

A UK-based alternative to traditional cocoa production has raised £2.5 million from three venture capital firms.

Sector-specific standards: (re)opening Pandora's box?

Investors are wary that overhauling sector-based sustainability reporting rules could increase complexity, Michael Hurley writes

Mining & agri parts of Australia transition taxonomy ripe for export, ASFI says

Parts of an Australian 'transition' taxonomy defining eligibility for mining and agriculture activities could be used in other countries, according to the organisation overseeing its development.