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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Ceres Q&A: Addressing deforestation through active ownership
Deforestation exacerbates other problems for companies and supply chains, AP7’s Flora Gaber says
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Ceres Q&A: Food industry must act on Scope 3 emissions
That ‘will require a shift in agricultural production to more sustainable and regenerative methods,’ Trillium’s Monahan says
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Ceres Q&A: Don’t ignore role of nature in net zero
‘Investors must hold companies accountable immediately,’ Generation’s Mehn says
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$9.8trn investor initiative engages companies on water risk
Signatories commit to tackling 72 of the world’s biggest water-polluting corporates
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$9.8trn investor initiative engages companies on water risk
Signatories commit to tackling 72 of the world’s biggest water-polluting corporates
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Industry warns of fallout from SCOTUS EPA ruling
The decision means corporate engagement on emissions is likely more important than ever
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Companies’ emissions would double Paris temperature limit
Businesses are improving their carbon outputs, but faster change is needed
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Big names line up to fund forest carbon marketplace
NCX works with small forest landowners, who delay cutting timber in exchange for money from corporations that in turn receive carbon credits
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Call for private equity to address climate threats
Private equity firms have a long road ahead to integrate climate issues formally in their investment processes, according to an industry report.
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Investor engagement with fast food chains yields results
Fast food giants setting ambitious targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.