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Fossil fuels, electric vehicles and critical elections will top the list of sustainability concerns.
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COP28 is oversaturated with events and important conversations. Here’s how business professionals can prioritize.
by Leah Garden
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Developing sector-based benchmarks for issuing carbon credits would open markets to emerging companies and mark significant progress toward Paris Agreement goals.
by Lee Recht
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It’s essential that decision-makers make progress to advance future international climate action and support:
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New Climate Transparency report reveals fossil fuel production subsidies surged to the highest levels on record in 2021.
by Amber Rolt
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Sustainable passive funds attracted a record $69 billion in net flows in 2021 — but their growth has raised question.
by Lihuan Zhou
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New analysis suggests corporations in the G7 are currently far off track, but decarbonization trends are at least heading in a greener direction.
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A major new academic study sets out a new climate progress assessment framework for corporates — and they are falling short.
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Breakthrough Energy and homebuilder Lennar's investment arm co-lead $64 million Series A round for low-carbon cement producer Terra CO2 Technology.
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To decarbonize sectors such as steel and long-distance transport, we need to take partial steps in the short term, such as increased efficiency, reduced demand and greater circularity, while also investing in new technology and infrastructure for the long term.
by Ben Soltoff
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Sponsored: Learn how infrared spectroscopy can identify the diverse compositions of different plastics by the simple use of a portable handheld device that combines trinamiX data analysis with a mobile app.
by Paul Milo
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A new bill passed in New York state tasks the Office of General Services with establishing guidelines for procuring low-carbon concrete for state projects.
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The traditional process of making concrete accounts for nearly 10 percent of all global carbon dioxide emissions. Solutions for addressing that footprint have huge potential to scale.
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A closer look at the momentum and potential for cleaner industrial technologies.
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The report also notes that number of companies making commitments is lagging behind in some regions, with North America languishing at 16 percent and Asia at 12 percent.
by Toby Hill
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Commitments have been made to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions from energy. But to achieve net-zero by 2050, we need to address the way we make and use products, materials, and food. We need a circular economy.
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Question No. 2: What will a Biden White House bring to the table?
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Plus, a spotlight on climate change and the healthcare profession with the editor-in-chief of the journal Health Affairs.
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The 'domino effect' of net-zero pledges from world leaders in recent months could prove hugely impactful on global warming trajectories, a new analysis suggests, but is its optimistic outlook justified?
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The incoming administration has a lot of work to do. Here's what businesses should call on the Biden-Harris administration to adopt, from climate to social issues.
by Aron Cramer
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The cement industry is taking steps to reduce its carbon emissions, but this will require technological upgrades, innovative approaches — and a considerable financial commitment.
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Walk outside, talk a deep breath, and then get back to the business of sustainability.
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What happens when some of the world's most influential companies get onboard with a new effort to advance safer chemistry in consumer products?
by Elsa Wenzel
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Figures from BP, Shell, Unilever, Nestlé and BlackRock are among members of the new Taskforce on Scaling Voluntary Carbon Markets.
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Pursuing an unrelenting fossil fuel agenda, Trump has scaled back or eliminated over 150 environment measures, expanded Arctic drilling and denied climate science.
by Vernon Loeb