Analysis

• EACOP must stop!

  06 April 2022

  How is it possible that a project like the East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) could be under serious consideration in 2022, asks Michael Northrop

  

• ESG investing 'should not be product trend'

  06 April 2022

  The rise of ESG risks becoming a fashionable but fickle trend if fund managers fail to comprehensively account for sustainability, Saker Nusseibeh tells Michael Hurley

  

• Comment, April 2022: An anti-'social' start for 2022

  05 April 2022

  The pandemic highlighted the importance of social finance. The fall in social issuance in 2022 needs to be reversed, Ahren Lester writes

  

• Measuring what matters: How to move forward on supporting nature

  04 April 2022

  The TNFD seeks to move toward an economy that lets humanity and nature live in better balance, writes Judson Berkey

  

• What role for credits in tackling the plastics problem?

  29 March 2022

  Verra answers Planet Tracker's questions of its newly launched 'plastic credits'

  

• DBS 'treads carefully' on emissions targets in defining year

  25 March 2022

  While Singapore's DBS does not yet have all the solutions, it says it is working to find them. Genevieve Redgrave reports

  

• What to expect on climate during this year's AGM season

  23 March 2022

  Transition plans and climate expertise on company boards will top investor requests, writes Lucy Hamnett

  

• Comment: Do the SEC's climate rules go far enough?

  22 March 2022

  Investors heralded US climate disclosure rules - but in which areas could they go further, asks Michael Hurley

  

• ESG is not enough

  22 March 2022

  What will move the needle to real impact, asks Abhishek Goyal

  

• Blockchain and the environment - not all bad news

  21 March 2022

  Jonas Lundqvist looks at the poor environmental record for cryptocurrency but suggests the latest generation of the underlying blockchain technology is good news for the planet