Are transitioning companies being unfairly downgraded?
Invesco’s Oliver Collin shares how a questionable stock downgrade could slow the pace of moving to a green economy
Emissions
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Investors could cut 60% of food systems emissions by 2030
Could deliver more than $1.5trn in economic benefits
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GIB AM: Emissions reduction targets are a ‘north star’
Some sectors and regions will be able to go faster than others on decarbonisation
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Attacking carbon projects distracts from real corporate accountability on climate change
‘Generalisations about carbon credits as corporate greenwashing are potentially harmful’
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Biden announces $6bn to ‘drastically’ cut industrial emissions
Industrial sector contributes nearly a third of US carbon emissions
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Attacking carbon projects distracts from real corporate accountability on climate change
‘Generalizations about carbon credits as corporate greenwashing are potentially harmful’
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Net-zero pledges amount to 36% emissions reduction at big companies
Carbon Market Watch finds heavy reliance on offsets
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Defections and accountability: What are the problems with net-zero alliances?
Two companies recently left alliances for very different reasons, and enforcing standards is a question
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Defections and accountability: What are the problems with net-zero alliances?
Two companies recently left alliances for very different reasons, and enforcing standards is a question
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Net-zero pledges amount to 36% emissions reduction at big companies
A sample of the world’s biggest companies rely heavily on offsets or exclude emissions, a report found
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California may have more say in climate disclosure than SEC
A bill in the state goes well beyond what the SEC has proposed
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Applying science-based targets to finance firms
Asset managers calling for companies to set science-based targets are having their time in the sun