A net-zero economy must be equitable
The world must ensure that people and communities are at the heart of the transition to net zero carbon emissions, writes John David
Policy,Stranded Assets
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The world must ensure that people and communities are at the heart of the transition to net zero carbon emissions, writes John David
Policy,Stranded Assets
Glasgow must be a turning point in our efforts - not because of what happens there, but because of what we do differently the day after everyone goes home, argues Simon Zadek
COP,Natural Capital,Policy
The second part of this feature explores the power of engagement and why some investors do not want to sign up to the Net Zero Asset Managers Initiative. Thomas Cox reports
Investment,Policy
Signing up to the Net Zero Asset Managers Initiative brings a plethora of challenges, but also a sketch of a pathway to a sustainable business model, writes Thomas Cox
COP,Investment,Policy
Ahead of her appearance at The Future of ESG Data conference, Commissioner Lee answers some questions about why the US Securities and Exchange Commission launched a consultation on climate reporting
Policy
COP,Policy
More investors must set net-zero targets ahead of the climate summit, says Jack Balsdon
COP,Policy
The owners of trillions of assets have made net-zero commitments - but what do they actually mean, asks Thomas Cox
COP,Policy
All eyes will be on Glasgow in November to see whether hopes of limiting warming to 1.5°C can be kept alive. Peter Cripps reports
COP,Policy
The latest IPCC report should shock the world into climate action - and for investors that means prioritising positive impact, writes Rupert Welchman
IMPACT,Policy
Investors in low-carbon infrastructure in the US have given a sweeping spending plan only a lukewarm reception, but policy tailwinds for climate-focused investors are growing, Peter Cripps writes.
Policy,Renewables
A document that proposes how to broaden the EU's taxonomy of green activities beyond climate change is a 'first draft' that is expected to evolve and expand following feedback from the market, writes Thomas Cox
Policy
Once seen as the next exciting frontier in sustainable fixed income, the take-up of transition bonds has so far underwhelmed the market. But could the beleaguered label stage a fight back, asks Ahren Lester
Debt,Green Bonds,Policy
Plans to require TCFD reporting and the launch of a nature-based carbon market are set to boost sustainable investing in Singapore, Herry Cho tells Michael Hurley
ESG Data,Policy
There are many important details to iron out and greenwashing currently abounds, argues Josh Gregory
Policy
The sustainability reporting burden imposed by regulation could be lessened in coming years with the development of a free-to-use European database, an Environmental Finance webinar heard. Michael Hurley reports
ESG Data,Policy
The chair of the European Union's Platform on Sustainable Finance explains the significance of the bloc's updated sustainable finance strategy
ESG,Policy
While the GCF was intended to make the CIFs obsolete, the CIFs still have a key role to play, at least for the time being, argues Alexandra Tracy
Policy
Moving to more sustainable food production is necessary to cut GHG emissions and biodiversity loss - but assessing risk and opportunity can be hard, Michael Hurley writes
Investment,Policy
Moving to more sustainable food production is necessary to cut GHG emissions and biodiversity loss - but assessing risk and opportunity can be hard, Michael Hurley writes
Investment,Policy