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Climate disclosure 'stagnated' in anticipation of reporting rules, Australian regulator finds

Australian financial institutions' disclosure of climate-related risks has "stagnated" compared to previous years, a trend which the regulator suggests was due to organisations waiting for more clarity on greenwashing and disclosure rules.

Voluntary Carbon Market Rankings 2024 announced

Environmental Finance received more than 7,000 votes across 23 separate categories for this year's Voluntary Carbon Market Rankings rankings, as readers nominated leading companies and initiatives in the sector that exhibit best practice or innovation.

Push for data not always consistent with water investments, says JO Hambro

The push for more data from both investors and regulators is not always consistent with investing across water systems, says JO Hambro Capital Management's head of thematic investments strategies has told Environmental Finance.

Carbon removals versus reductions misses the point

For the atmosphere's balance sheet, emission reductions and removals are both vitally important, argues Mary Grady

China appoints 63-member sustainability disclosure expert group

Australia's prudential regulator to 'raise expectations' on climate risk management

UK regulator says pension schemes too focused on minimum compliance

People moves, 12 July: Carbon Trust, Energy Impact Partners and MainStreet ... and more

'CSRD will make shipping a hot topic'

The EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is set to illustrate how "pervasive" the impact of shipping is on investor portfolios, a foundation has claimed.

Agriculture investments "forcing nature to its knees"

The impact of food systems is the "biggest problem in the world", according to Ocean 14 Capital's Chris Gorell Barnes, who urged investors and policymakers to step back from damaging industry practices.