European Parliament approves CSDDD in ‘major political breakthrough’
‘A crucial step to holding companies accountable for their negative impacts on people and the planet’
‘A crucial step to holding companies accountable for their negative impacts on people and the planet’
Failing to meet ‘do not significant harm’ criteria
Agency has calculated investment of €520bn a year is needed until 2030
The supervision bodies also describe how greenwashing can happen in practice
LSE says just transition and social climate plans could attract legal battles and finance firms may be under fire
Financial companies will have to carry out environmental and human rights due diligence
Despite lacklustre performance and lower issuance levels in 2022
The role of carbon markets is set to increase as governments step up efforts to hold heavy emitters accountable for the damage they cause to the planet
Dame Sara Thornton to be a modern slavery consultant, while Dr Martin Buttle becomes lead of the ‘better work’ initiative
Tackling this ‘silent pandemic’ requires a global coordinated policy
Law to cover goods produced within and imported to the bloc
‘Total re-evaluation of how value is created and delivered’