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Today’s ESG Updates States Urge Court to Shield Children’s Data in Character.AI Bankruptcy: Forty attorneys general want any buyer to protect chat histories, as the company plans to license its technology to Disney for $20 million. TROOPS to Merge with EFFORCE, Eyes Carbon Credit Market Access: The Nasdaq-listed firm says the deal adds blockchain and
Today’s ESG Updates UK Eyes Cash Rewards for Whistleblowers: The Serious Fraud Office has begun work on a US-style scheme that would pay informants a share of the money recovered when their tip leads to enforcement action. IMF Cautions Against Complacency as AI, War and Debt Cloud the Outlook: The Fund forecasts global growth of
The defining struggle of modern climate policy is not setting targets; it is enforcing them. Ambitious promises mean little unless they translate into decisions that properly confront the environmental challenges we face. But effective enforcement is impossible without the full knowledge of what those challenges actually are. As Lord Leggatt, one of five Supreme Court
The Senegalese debt saga has taken on some features of the Greek disaster of a decade ago. A heavily indebted country is stuck in a currency union, the Union Economique et Monetaire Ouest Africaine (UEMOA), from which it cannot flee or escape by devaluation; it owes a fortune to the other members of the union,
Today’s ESG Updates Anthropic Warns of AI Use in Military and Surveillance Operations: Actors linked to China, Russia and other countries used Claude to develop military systems, conduct cyberattacks and support weapons research. UGermany and UAE Deepen Energy Cooperation: New agreements cover offshore wind, energy storage and LNG as the countries advance a broader €40bn
Today’s ESG Updates Hormuz Disruptions Drive Increase in Coal: The war in Iran is causing energy disruptions worldwide, as many countries are increasing their use of climate-polluting coal. SFDR Review Opens Fossil Fuel Industries to ‘Transition’ Category: The newest review of the SFDR by the ECON committee allows investments in companies actively increasing fossil fuel
In recent years, cryptocurrencies have often been portrayed as instruments of economic freedom, financial innovation, and the democratization of finance. However, public debate often overlooks a fundamental point: money is not just another technology. Money is one of the primary instruments of economic governance, financial control, and public policy available to modern states. For this
There is a war in the United States against data centers that are being built to enable our vast new Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems to function. All over the country, protestors are circulating petitions and lawmakers from both sides of the aisle are proposing statewide moratoriums on data center development. According to Data Center Watch,
Today’s ESG Updates Midterms Spell Rough Climate for AI Data Centres: Politicians on both sides of the aisle use anti-data centre sticking points to boost election chances. Indonesia’s Plans to Become Solar-Powered: Indonesia begins to phase out diesel power plants in favour of a planned 100 GW solar energy network by 2029. Nevada Sues Trump
Every generation of sovereign debt crises produces its own fix. Every fix eventually runs into the same wall: someone must absorb a loss. The institutions best positioned to absorb it usually refuse to do so. That was true of the Baker Plan in the 1980s. It held for the Brady Plan (1989-1999) that followed it.
Today’s ESG Updates Extreme Heat Could Erase EU’s 2026 Growth, Warns Triodos Bank: Dutch bank estimates that the persistent heatwaves and drought could wipe out nearly €180 billion in EU GDP. Trump Imposes 15% Tariff on Polysilicon Imports: To curb China’s dominance, the U.S. targets solar and semiconductor supply chains, starting December 4. EU Relaxes
Can the land regeneration and the solar advances of the last ten years make up for the fact that we have not reduced carbon emissions as much as we expected? Circling Back Ten years ago, I wrote one of my first columns for Impakter, “The Great Turning: From Mutant Capitalism to the Circular Economy.” I