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Rio Tinto, Berkshire Hathaway votes 'flagged' to investors by CA100+

Why the forest carbon market is bouncing back

Demand and prices for high quality credits are on the rise - and that's good news for nature, argues Angela Churie Kallhauge

Royal London AM invests £260m in UK regenerative agriculture farmland

Royal London Asset Management has acquired 21,000 acres of farmland in a £260 million joint venture with the South Yorkshire Pensions Authority (SYPA), which will be used for regenerative agriculture projects and nature-based solutions.

Give investors licence to engage collectively, German expert group tells government

People Moves, 15 March: Impax, GSG, Verdane, LOIM, Schroders ... and more

"Serious questions" over majority of nature-based carbon credit project types

"Serious questions" linger over the carbon reduction benefits of the majority of nature-based carbon project types, researchers have argued, as they warned that credits may have "proliferated faster than the science".

Landmark green shipping loan loses CBI certification amid contract cancellation

A ground-breaking green shipping loan has had its Climate Bonds Initiative (CBI) certification revoked after the borrower revealed plans to cancel the ship order the loan was intended to finance.

Loan round-up: Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation, Trafigura, Italgas ... and more

NZBA updates guidelines on climate target setting

Green bond funds swing back to black in 2023

2023 saw the growing sustainable bond fund market make positive returns after a torrid two years, with forecasts of another strong year to come. Ahren Lester reports