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Swathes of world's largest companies 'way off' meeting CSDDD
02 July 2024About 80% of the world's largest companies fail to meet any key elements of human rights due diligence, illustrating the urgent need for guidance as most of these companies brace for incoming EU regulation, according to a ranking of companies.
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CA100+ loses support from two more US asset managers
01 July 2024US-based AllianceBernstein and Allspring have become the latest asset managers to quit the Climate Action 100+.
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TransitionArc launched to 'supercharge' transition plan analysis
27 June 2024CDP, Transition Pathway Initiative (TPI) and the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) have collaborated with Climate Arc to launch a "one-stop tool to assess corporate transitions" that a senior executive said would "supercharge" such analysis.
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WBCSD publishes avoided emissions guidance
24 June 2024The World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) has urged investors not to use avoided emissions to claim carbon neutrality, in its recently published "first guidance" for private markets on avoided emissions calculation and reporting standards.
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WBA consults on transition plan credibility assessment
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Mirova partners with Rainforest Alliance for nature-based projects
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NZAOA laments governments' lack of progress on carbon pricing
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Market still seeking the language of nature investments, say Nuveen
13 May 2024Further work needs to be done to better articulate why investors should invest in nature, an Environmental Finance conference has heard, with financial institutions calling for more consistent language and data.
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ISO transition plan standard working group targets COP30 launch
08 May 2024A group developing a proposed international standard for net zero transition planning by financial institutions aims to deliver it within 18 months, at the COP30 UN climate conference in Brazil next year.
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Heavy industries must speed up to get on track with emissions targets, says WBA
30 April 2024Heavy industries need to triple carbon emission intensity reduction over the next five years to align with the 1.5°C trajectory, data from the World Benchmarking Alliance (WBA) has found.