A burning issue
Incinerating waste to produce energy has no place in a green bond framework, argue Prashant Vaze and Dominic Hogg
Incinerating waste to produce energy has no place in a green bond framework, argue Prashant Vaze and Dominic Hogg
Can the patchwork of taxonomies springing up across the world ever be reconciled, ask Genevieve Redgrave and Peter Cripps
In the future, there will be less need for bond issuance to be in labelled bond form, argues Scott Freedman
The Vietnamese asset manager is not yet willing to commit to net zero, but wants to lead on biodiversity, its founder tells Genevieve Redgrave
We need principles-based nature markets that are effectively governed to deliver nature positive, equitable outcomes, argues Simon Zadek
The development of widely-recognised climate scores would allow investors to identify companies and portfolios that are becoming green in the most credible way, says Patrick Odier
JP Morgan's former green bond head has a new role focusing on the transition, writes Peter Cripps
Investors seeking 'additionality' should be excited by the ground-breaking 'rhino' bond, the World Bank tells Ahren Lester
Asian countries' need for renewables is great and growing - but policy support is needed, writes RaviRaj Salecha
How is it possible that a project like the East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) could be under serious consideration in 2022, asks Michael Northrop