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Within the next two years, the EU’s 19 central banks plus the European Central Bank will start reporting annually on the climate performance of their investment portfolios, using recommendations from the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures. This will help all EU member states contribute to the transition to a low-carbon economy, as well as EU climate goals.
In the boldest statement made among its peers, Shell says its total oil production peaked in 2019 and will drop 1 or 2% annually, underscoring its desire to shift into greener energy. The announcement was praised by various investors but questioned by some environmentalists – so how comprehensive is Shell’s plan?
Investor signatories to Climate Action 100+ are seeking higher climate ambition for the 2021 proxy season with the world’s largest corporate greenhouse gas emitters. In anticipation of the initiative’s first Net Zero Company Benchmark, investors are filing shareholder resolutions and focusing on board governance at companies that lag on key benchmark indicators.
Climate change can be a daunting reading topic for many, owing to the scale of the problem at hand. Bill Gates sets out a comprehensive, practical and accessible plan for reaching zero greenhouse gas emissions to avoid a climate disaster.
With President Joe Biden’s recommitment to the Paris climate agreement, there is a renewed US focus on the policy changes and investments necessary to reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. Discover how accounting and independent auditing can help keep the US on track.
We probably all know some of the benefits of spending time outdoors – especially at a time like now. But why? Florence Williams investigates the science behind theories involving nature, mood, health and creativity.
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The 2021 Access to Medicine Index reveals how big pharma is tackling health and healthcare access inequalities.
Today, we launched the BMO Climate Institute, committed to a Net Zero 2050 target, and declared our ambition to be our clients’ lead partner in the transition to a net zero world
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Discover how artificial intelligence and automation could impact the future of work.
Bitcoin is back in the headlines thanks to recent record prices. Perhaps it’s becoming a credible asset class…but is it suitable for those wishing to invest responsibly? With a mix of ESG pros and cons, we consider just how suitable this cryptocurrency really is for responsible investors.
China’s economy has recovered faster and stronger than most due to decisive action on the pandemic. While challenges remain, China continues to diversify their economy and the spending power of the middle class continues to grow.
