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Bloomberg launches nature risk tool
16 October 2024Bloomberg has launched a tool for investors to assess the nature impacts and dependencies of around 45,000 companies.
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People Moves, 16 August: Morningstar, World Resources Institute ... and more
16 August 2024 -
'Scope 4' emissions 'key' to assessing real world transition impact
19 October 2023Calculating the 'Scope 4' avoided emissions is "very important" if you are trying demonstrate the real world impact of your operations and investments, and is especially important when assessing companies that provide climate solutions, an Environmental Finance event heard.
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COP27: African cities water fund aims to raise $5bn
14 November 2022A blended finance fund focused on promoting 'water resilience' in African cities has launched with the aim to raise $5 billion by 2032.
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'Drastic' increase in US Paris-aligned passive fund quality needed
09 June 2022The World Resources Institute (WRI) has argued that a "drastic increase" in the quality and size of Paris Agreement-aligned passive equity investing is needed to achieve global climate goals.
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WRI stresses need for 'fully nested' carbon projects
06 June 2022 -
SBTi tightens corporate climate target requirement from 2022
16 July 2021The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) said that companies looking to validate their climate goals from mid-2022
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Physical climate risk disclosure initiatives still lacking, says WRI
16 February 2021Climate risk disclosure initiatives are still lacking in their coverage of several key physical risks, according to a report by the World Resources Institute (WRI), resulting in firms not being fully equipped to assess their exposure to these hazards.
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25% cut in emissions by corporates setting science-based climate targets
26 January 2021 -
Asian firms overtake US on emissions disclosure, says Arabesque
23 November 2020The proportion of Asian companies reporting carbon emissions has jumped above that of US firms in 2019, according to a report by sustainability-focused asset manager Arabesque, although European corporates continue to lead.