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The EU Omnibus' rocky road
14 March 2025As negotiations on the Omnibus proposal begin, Michael Hurley presents an overview of the story so far
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The Omnibus is welcome - but the EU must go further and fully align with ISSB
12 March 2025We need regulatory rollback - despite it running counter to the ESG data industry's prevailing narrative, writes Kentaro Kawamori
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Which of the UK's SDR labels is proving most popular?
07 March 2025There are four labels under the UK's Sustainability Disclosures Requirements - but which are investors flocking to and which are they shunning? Jennifer Forrest investigates
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Does the EU's Omnibus reduce transition planning to a publicity exercise?
03 March 2025Experts are divided over what a change in wording in the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive means for climate transition plans, Michael Hurley reports
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EU Omnibus: A turning point for supply chain due diligence
26 February 2025Simplification should not come at the cost of weakening due diligence mandates, which are essential for long-term competitiveness, writes Alexandra Mihailescu Cichon
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EU Omnibus: Simplification and guidance are needed, not deregulation
19 February 2025The EU aims to simplify its sustainability reporting framework - but the right balance needs to be struck, write Jean-Pierre Delvigne, Elodie Valette, Claire Lavarde and Maryne Gouhier.
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ESG is here to stay!
18 February 2025Now is the time to stay the course on ESG, through a strategic and targeted approach, routed in reliable data for clear, meaningful and factual decision-making, writes Martina Macpherson
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AI's role in climate change: problem or solution?
13 February 2025AI a double-edged sword - it has the potential to refine climate science and optimise renewable energy use but also brings significant environmental costs, write Jannis Bille, Alexander Amato-Cravero and Mika Morissette
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Omni-confusion
28 January 2025What will the EU's Omnibus regulation mean for sustainable finance, Michael Hurley asks
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Trump, Part Two: Brace for a bonfire of climate policy
21 January 2025Exiting the Paris Agreement is the first sign of wide-scale cuts to policies related to preserving the environment, Michael Hurley writes