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TotalEnergies to generate 50 million nature-based credits

TotalEnergies has revealed plans to generate 50 million nature-based carbon credits by 2030.

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Redemptions, taxonomies to help sustainable bond market to fresh highs, says SocGen

The acceleration of sustainable bond maturities and ongoing proliferation of 'green' taxonomies globally could be major drivers for sustainable bond issuance to reach $7 trillion, according to Société Générale.

Cambridge Associates shifts sustainability focus to climate risk planning

Global investment consultancy Cambridge Associates is prioritising climate risk assessments throughout its portfolio as a "number one priority" for the remainder of the year.

Canadian election 'casts a shadow over' work on taxonomy, disclosures

The future of Canadian sustainable finance policy, including a proposed green and transition taxonomy and sustainability-related disclosures, is shrouded in uncertainty as the country prepares for a federal election next month, a policy expert has said.

Biodiversity data tool map finds key imbalances

The Nature Tech Collective and Conservation International have partnered to launch a map of biodiversity data tools on the market, finding that key imbalances remain with some technologies failing to meet their "full potential".

'Momentum returning' to SLL market but targets and transition plans must improve, webinar hears

Momentum is returning to the sustainability-linked loan (SLL) market but further work is needed to ensure the credibility of Sustainability Performance Targets (SPTs), an Environmental Finance webinar heard.

UK government releases 'world-leading' nature finance standards

The UK government has released a standard for 'high-integrity' nature markets in a bid to encourage investment into nature-based projects.

Sustainable Debt EMEA returns to London next week

Environmental Finance's 13th annual Sustainable Debt EMEA conference returns to London on 3 April.

Philip Lee expands into US amid expected carbon removal boom

Irish law firm Philip Lee is expanding into North America, as it prepares for growing interest in and expansion of the Direct Air Capture (DAC) market.