All Street CEO: There is plenty of ESG data
Robot-powered sustainability ratings platform makes no exclusions for companies at risk of stranded assets
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All Street CEO: There is plenty of ESG data
Robot-powered sustainability ratings platform makes no exclusions for companies at risk of stranded assets
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COP15: Change business and finance now to stop biodiversity loss
As COP15 kicks off in China, delegates discuss addressing extractionism and embedding indigenous rights
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International standards needed for materials sector
Broad nature of the sector means best practice also includes independent certification
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Electric cars and digital devices must be free from child labour
Child labour is prevalent in the DRC’s cobalt mines, which are used to power electric vehicles, smartphones, tablets, and laptops
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Which sectors have become more sustainable over the past five years?
Util CEO uses data to align sectors with SDGs
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We need to talk about Bitcoin’s real-world impact
An analysis of the ESG concerns as Bitcoin gains acceptance among institutional investors
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Do you mined? Impact of electric vehicles
ESG Clarity editorial panellist Craig Hart explores the implications of mining for electric car battery raw materials
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ESG in mining – a quiet revolution is underway
Clive Burstow, head of equity natural resources at Barings, outlines opportunities in the transforming mining industry as the industry works towards ESG initiatives
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Deutsche Bank unveils new ESG research offering
dbSustainability will produce reports detailing the impact of ESG themes on the economy and individual companies
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Deutsche Bank unveils new ESG research offering
dbSustainability will produce reports detailing the impact of ESG themes on the economy and individual companies
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134 people dead, but ‘we’re still invested’
In 2015, 19 people died in a human rights disaster. One fund firm said engagement would prevent it happening again. In 2019, it did, killing 134 people. So why are they still invested?