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Today’s ESG Updates EU to Introduce Limits on Vehicle Imports From China: Following an official meeting in Beijing, a newly confirmed plan for a hybrid vehicle import cap would halve China’s market share to just 3%. Saudi Arabia Aims to Disconnect From the Strait of Hormuz: State-controlled Aramco is now studying two new crude export
Today’s ESG Updates Diesel Claimants Denied Appeal Route but Vow to Press On: A London judge has refused to let 1.6 million motorists challenge the July judgment that went the carmakers’ way, so their lawyers will take the request straight to the Court of Appeal. Brussels Sets Common Pollution Standards for Pig and Poultry Farms:Shared
Whenever I visit my grandparents, my Brazilian grandfather is constantly making me eat. He fills my plate (and my stomach) with yucca, homemade pizzas, freshly made salads, and my personal favorite, pão de queijo, or Brazilian cheese bread. I can’t walk out the door without a case of coconut water or a couple of puzzles
Today’s ESG Updates Australia’s Highest Court Rejects Coal Mine Extension Over Climate Impact: The judges backed a community group’s challenge to the Mount Pleasant extension, saying the state planning body should have weighed ways to curb the mine’s emissions, nearly all of which occur abroad when its coal is burned. Spanish Town Loses Safe Tap
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Today’s ESG Updates European Wind and Solar Grids Exposed to Hackers: Modat researchers found 8,547 potentially exposed solar and wind systems across 35 countries, with full control possible at 181 sites. Google and Constellation Sign 890 MW Nuclear Deal: The 20-year agreement will bring nuclear capacity to the PJM grid to meet rising demand. European
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Today’s ESG Updates Google and Apple’s Verification Nightmare: Facing an enormous number of lawsuits, tech companies have begun lobbying for influence in how age-verification laws are being written. Companies aim to stop private lawsuits by passing responsibility for prosecution to state Attorneys General. Driven by ‘privacy’ claims and First Amendment infringement for minors. Russia Latches
Today’s ESG Updates Records Reveal Months of Unpermitted Pollution at NJ AI Data Centre: A Microsoft-related data centre in Vineland, New Jersey ran dozens of unpermitted generators for close to a year, emitting pollutants linked to asthma and heart disease, according to newly obtained public records. Swiss Glaciers Are Collapsing From the Inside, Scientists Warn:
Today’s ESG Updates Residents in England Unaware Their Homes Could Flood: The Environment Agency says one third of people in the six million most at-risk properties think they are safe. The Met Office sees a wet and windy start to winter as more likely than usual. Seas Take In Record Heat as Sea Levels Rise
Today’s ESG Updates UK Banks Emerge as Europe’s Biggest Financial Backers of Coal: UK lenders provided $8.3 billion to coal-linked companies over four years, with Barclays and HSBC both ramping up financing even as most EU banks pulled back. India Greenlights Nearly $20 Billion Push to Modernize Its Power Grid:The funding will expand transmission capacity
Artificial Intelligence (AI) could help advance health, education, scientific research and conservation, but its direction raises urgent questions about who benefits, who decides and what kind of world we leave behind. This article argues that universities must do more than teach people to use AI: they must strengthen independent judgement, democratic participation and responsibility for