Why Montana climate trial win will worry polluters
Governments, companies and financials should not take lightly the US’ first successful constitutional climate trial held in Montana.
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SDG 16, Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
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SDG 16, Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions
Profits in a war zone: French banks’ Myanmar investments
As international businesses (mostly) retreat from Russia, the same ethical decision making is not applied to Myanmar’s military junta.
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How Coutts should have handled Nigel Farage
Given how badly NatWest Group managed Nigel Farage, will other banks react hastily when applying their ESG values with clients?
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Why the Wood Group green loan must be scrutinised further
Is Wood Group guilty of greenwashing? Maybe. But it looks more like an example of inadequate financing terms as set…
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US: Climate and lobbying high on proxy investor agendas
As we head to US voting season, tackling climate change and corporate lobbying activity account for four in ten proxy…
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Why we must respond to the climate as we do with bank runs
It would be nice if we didn’t have to go through the environmental equivalent of 2008 in order to solve…
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Anti-ESG movement dials up the drama in the US
The “anti-ESG” brigade are in force. However, indications are the US may not be, to paraphrase Florida Governor Ron DeSantis,…
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Governance pushes Adani bonds to junk brink
With a third of its stock value lost in a week and bonds trading at distressed levels, Adani is counting…
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