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Verra revises methodology for agricultural land carbon

Verra has released a second version of its carbon standard methodology for agricultural land management.

Mexican central bank: Credit 'highly dependent' on nature

An "important share" of the credit portfolio of banks in Mexico is "highly or very highly" dependent on nature, subjecting them to physical and transition risks, Banco de México said in a report.

Australia and New Zealand to align sustainable finance frameworks

Australia and New Zealand have agreed to align sustainable finance frameworks and coordinate climate-related disclosures.

NGFS says it will heed call for more detailed climate scenarios

Respondents to a consultation on climate-related scenarios say they want more detail on sector-level impacts as well as extra guidance on using the scenarios - a call the group developing the scenarios said will be answered later this year.

Collaborative sovereign climate engagement is 'opportunity to be grasped'

After initial success with its Australian pilot, the PRI's Tom Arup tells Ahren Lester its collaborative sovereign engagement initiative is ready to scale up

Anti-ESG funds fail to gain traction, Morningstar says

IFC: Biodiversity finance 'leapfrogging' climate

Biodiversity finance is progressing much faster than climate finance did, due to the tangibility of nature, an executive at the World Bank's private investment arm has said.

People moves 9 June including Sustainable Fitch, S&P Global, Robeco & more

Investors welcome 'net zero' role for UK energy regulator

BCG: Start reporting Scope 3, ahead of SEC rules, to gain competitive advantage

Proposed disclosure rules for US companies are likely to pose significant challenges - but those that prepare early could reap a competitive advantage, according to Boston Consulting Group (BCG).