What really happens when emissions vanish
Accounting methods can produce misleading figures for emissions reduction
Carbon emissions
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Seeing the forest for the trees
Once our forests reach a tipping point, the loss may be irreversible
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Ceres Q&A: Climate regulation and Scope 3 emissions
Companies have more resources today to help them reduce supply chain and end-user emissions
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Big CO2 emitters leave climate risks out of financial reports
Even those that have net-zero targets often fail to call climate risks financially material
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Climate votes by shareholders ramped up this year
2022 has seen a record proxy voting season
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Can COP27 commit to energy security with functioning decarbonisation?
Carbon Tracker head of research outlines investor progress on carbon pricing
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The wrinkles with the SEC’s third-party assurance for emissions
‘Attestation’ will lead to more reliable data for investors, but there are hurdles to overcome first
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How climate change affects food supply and vice versa
A shift to plant-based nutrition could help feed the planet
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Gensler stands ground on climate disclosure despite lawmaker concerns
A senator questioned the SEC’s authority to promulgate the rule
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PE’s role in climate crisis sparks transparency demand
It is difficult to track private equity’s vast stakes in the oil and gas market
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New ETF centers on carbon trading futures
The Carbon Strategy ETF is listed on NYSE Arca
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The case for ESG as a driver of alpha
Xponance’s Sumali Sanyal explores the contribution of ESG factors to performance