The blue economy – a drop in the ocean
The cost of not investing now will be more costly in the future.
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How to reduce a company's carbon footprint in the race to net zero
The first step is to calculate a company's carbon footprint.
New independent group to help tackle ‘greenwashing’
The Green Technical Advisory Group (GTAG) will provide independent, non-binding advice to the Government on developing and implementing a green taxonomy in the UK context.
Credit Suisse, UBS In Search of Greenery
Major Swiss banks say they are looking to cut their exposure to carbon sensitive sectors as pressure grows globally to combat climate change.
Three funds to improve biodiversity and the oceans
These include prominent issues such as climate change and plastic pollution, which are threatening life on land and in our oceans.
Standard Chartered Study: Multinational companies planning to cut suppliers by 2025 for failing to curb carbon emissions
Some 64 per cent of MNCs believe emerging market suppliers will struggle more than developed market suppliers to meet their emission reduction targets, with a further 57 per cent prepared to replace emerging market suppliers with developed market supplier
Central banks integrate ESG into mainstream activities
Over 80 central banks are now members of the Network for the Greening of the Financial System
Entrepreneurs and businesses – not politicians – will drive ESG forward
The artwork was self funded by British artists Sand In Your Eye
How soon can we abandon fossil fuels? by Rathbones
If Britain is to meet its target of generating net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, we are going to have to wean ourselves off fossil fuels — coal, oil and gas.
Responsible Investing: Using Shareholder Power for Positive Change
How ‘shareholder resolutions’ help us push for positive change at the businesses we invest in, and our latest voting and engagement activity as responsible investors
8-Critcal Factors to Sustainability & Relevance in Your Organization: Survive vs. Thrive Mentality!
The business annals are littered with business organizations and individuals that embraced survival mentality and no longer exist.
Barclays Wealth partners with EOS
This is not just about doing the right thing – alongside the positive impact on society, companies that are well-run and have strong ESG principles have often been shown to have superior risk-adjusted returns.