‘Writing on the wall’ for new fossil fuels as HSBC stops funding
Other banks need to follow suit or face shareholder action
Author: Natalie Kenway
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‘Writing on the wall’ for new fossil fuels as HSBC stops funding
Other banks need to follow suit or face shareholder action
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‘Disappointment’ as UK delays green taxonomy
Will not fulfil legal obligation to implement by end of 2022 as it flags complexities and EU taxonomy problems
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WWF: COP15 could mark a turning point for nature loss
Hopes are high for a ‘Paris Agreement for biodiversity’ – finance and private sector have a big role to play in fixing broken relationship with nature
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Australia sets sights on mandatory climate disclosure
Consultation starts for standardised requirements
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Reflecting on a year in ESG… and predictions for 2023
ESG investment experts share their views on transition plans, regulation and decarbonisation targets
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Sustainable Standpoint: Expect to see ‘green-bleaching’ allegations in 2023
In part two of this series, ESG industry experts reflect on regulation, greenwashing and transition plans
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Three things investment firms can do to boost gender diversity today
Also details of City Hive’s photography competition for the Fearless Woman campaign
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Green Dream with Gresham House’s Hughes: Balancing timber production with natural plantation
The managing director of forestry predicts increasing demand over the next few decades
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New UK coal mine a ‘massive leap backwards’ for net zero
The approval ‘makes no sense’ and is ‘absolutely indefensible’
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Corporate enthusiasm for nature-based solutions is high, but they aren’t prepared for implementation
CDP’s policy engagement head says companies must act now to ensure their business models are prepared
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Montreal: Is this biodiversity’s Paris moment?
Federated Hermes’ Eoin Murray says COP15 will be biodiversity’s ‘line in the sand’ and the investment industry can play a part