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Nature in fiduciary duty debate is a 'rabbit hole', says Schroders

The debate about whether nature is legally part of fiduciary duty has turned into a "rabbit hole" that asset managers should avoid, Schroders argued, instead urging them to take a 'thoughtful' and holistic approach to nature.

Tikehau regenerative ag strategy backs pest control business with €120m

Food & land systems - the secret weapon in the war on climate

Clean energy is not enough to get the world to 1.5֯ C. Mass reforestation and linking agriculture with carbon pricing are critical to emissions reduction, argues Tanya Khotin

News round-up: US climate targets, US Solar Fund, Columbia Threadneedle, FTSE Russell, and more

Ameriprise Financial to acquire BMO's EMEA asset management business

Investors warn insurers about stranded assets arising from climate change action

US insurers and their regulators should pay more attention to the risk that fossil fuel assets in which they are invested could become 'stranded' as a result of action to combat climate change, a group of major investors has warned.

First Wind helps 2014 renewables deals rise by $3bn

SunEdison's blockbuster acquisition of First Wind helped the value of renewables deals in 2014 increase by 13%, a report has revealed.

Agri firm raises $11m for 'sustainable' animal feed firm

A nutrient recycling company has raised $11 million to build the world's first fly farms, which will breed maggots to be used as environmentally friendly animal feed.