We have written about the four modern horsemen of the apocalypse — nuclear catastrophe, climate disaster, pandemics, and ...

Companies with detailed plans for climate transition had borrowing costs 0.8 percentage points lower on average, according to research by the International Transition Plan Network ...

Today’s ESG Updates Google Felled a Finnish Forest Without the Permits to Do It: Around 250,000 trees were cleared at Muhos, ...

The world’s largest maker of solar panels, wind turbines, batteries, and electric cars faces tariffs and trade curbs in the ...

Today’s ESG Updates Jury Verdict Leaves Meta Facing a $25 Billion Bill in New Mexico: A judge found state law supported more ...

The news about the fund point to its donations addressing AI’s labor market impact in the future for non-profits and direct ...

The world has been undercounting its displaced population by tens of millions because of how we define displacement, ...

Today’s ESG Updates Paris and Berlin Move to Soften the 2035 Car Emissions Target: A provisional Franco-German deal would ...

Today’s ESG Updates Chinese Battery Makers Expand Abroad as Protectionism Grows: Chinese groups have announced nearly $90bn of overseas battery investment ...

The former Ilva plant employs about 8,000 people directly, and a ruling on the blast furnace order is expected within days ...

The number comes from an estimate for long-term disaster recovery funding in communities in Los Angeles country and St. Louis ...

The seventh edition of an annual report analyzing Earth’s “planetary vital signs” indicates that Earth systems are rapidly destabilizing, some at an accelerating rate. The report, published today in ...