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‘If boards didn’t know about climate change, they do now’
Mindy Lubber, (Dec 19, 2018)

Mindy Lubber of Ceres hopes that C-suites will heed the IPCC report and make 2019 the year they give the environment the attention it deserves
Corporates step up climate promises at One Planet Summit
Oliver Balch, (Dec 19, 2017)

225 investors launch Climate Action 100+ scheme to put pressure on big polluters, 237 companies commit to climate-related disclosure, while World Bank pledges to stop funding coal on second anniversary of the Paris Climate Agreement

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‘To avoid greenwash we need a systemic approach to measuring the SDGs’

Posted on Jan 15, 2019

In this Q&A, managing director Liam Dowd talks with Freddie Woolfe, head of responsible investment and stewardship at Merian Global Investors, on SDG targets, corporate climate ambitions and opportunities for the next 12-18 months

The disruptors: How Catherine Howarth is helping to make investment a force for good

Posted on Jan 8, 2019

The ShareAction CEO tells Oliver Balch how the successful shareholder campaign against Shell shows the power of investors to make the world safer for people and planet

CSR Cheat Sheet: Business ramps up climate action despite ‘weak’ COP24

Posted on Jan 3, 2019

Katowice’s compromise rulebook criticised for ‘gaping holes’; WBCSD highlights progress by private sector on climate issues; and investor coalition urges governments to phase out fossil fuel subsidies in Oliver Balch’s sustainability roundup

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Six steps to safeguarding ethics in the 21st century workforce

Posted on Jan 7, 2019

Author Alexandra Levit says rethinking incentive systems and the role of compliance teams are both critical for companies that are serious about tackling corruption

‘We’re going in the right direction, but we have to dramatically pick up the pace’

Posted on Dec 19, 2018

Paul Simpson of CDP charts a year when initiatives like RE100 and Science Based Targets surged in membership, but the scale of the challenge grew more stark

Want to fight climate change? Start by checking what's on your plate

Posted on Dec 18, 2018

Julie Nash of Ceres says most food companies are tackling only a tiny fraction of their greenhouse gas emissions, despite the fact the sector produces more climate-causing gases than transport and buildings sectors combined

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