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We discussed the rules on how to comply with the US’s Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act and the ruling by the US supreme court that limited the Environmental Protection Agency's ability to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from power plants.
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As the TNFD gathers momentum, and with a much-anticipated COP15 summit, all eyes are turning to biodiversity data. And then we kick the tires on SPAC-listed EV start-ups in the wake of a recent bankruptcy.
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This week we talked about the regulatory scrutiny of ESG fund labels and the current state of wind energy.
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This week we have a recap episode that explores the world of carbon markets
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AGL Energy, Australia’s largest electricity generator and polluter, abandoned plans to spin-off its coal assets after tech billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes bought shares to help block the move.
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Abbott Laboratories is having to answer difficult questions after the F.D.A found its Michigan plant to be “egregiously unsanitary.
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After a stellar 2021 for mining company Sibanye-Stillwater, its CEO is banking a hefty pay package.
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Activist billionaire investor Carl Icahn is pushing McDonald’s to change the way it sources its pork by mounting a proxy contest, and the SEC’s Climate and ESG Task Force Issues its first enforcement action against Vale.
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We explore what sovereign bonds can tell us about how climate change is going to affect governments.
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For short sellers, ESG data offers new strategic considerations. But when it comes to reporting the ESG-related impacts associated with short positions, you’d be forgiven for scratching your head. We take a look at the differences between financial and double materiality and what key investors had to say about this brave, new world.