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Today’s ESG Updates Google’s Carbon Deal: Google buys 100,000 tonnes of carbon offsets from Indian farms to support net-zero emissions goals. EU & Société Générale Wind Partnership: €8B investment to boost Europe’s wind energy projects. IKEA’s Recycling Investment: IKEA pledges €1B to expand recycling infrastructure by 2030. Agreena’s Verra Certification: Agreena becomes the first agricultural
Today’s ESG Updates Extreme Heat Cancels Climate Event: A London Climate Action Week event on extreme heat governance was ironically cancelled due to a red extreme temperature warning. European Green Party Demands Emergency Summit: Europe’s Green Party is urging EU leaders to hold an emergency meeting to strengthen climate protections. EIB Grants €70M for Green
Today’s ESG Updates: Thames Water Closes in on £16bn Rescue Deal: Thames Water is edging closer to a multibillion-pound rescue deal with its lenders that would keep the ailing utility out of temporary public ownership. Rising Salinity and Heat Push Basra to Grow Date Palms in the Lab: Iraqi scientists in Basra are using tissue
Today’s ESG Updates Dartington Declaration: 500+ scientists urge leaders to halve emissions by 2030 and hit net zero by 2050, warning of looming climate tipping points. EU Auto Rules Change: Stellantis backs Germany’s push to ease CO₂ targets and allow more leeway for plug-in hybrids and efficient engines ahead of the Dec 10 review. Green
The evidence is in: Global banks don’t fight climate change, they support climate disaster. Despite the warnings coming from scientists on the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), they continue to invest in the fossil fuels industry. Yet warnings have intensified in the last two years, starting with the October 2018 IPCC report on the
Come join researchers and practitioners from around the world at the first international Drawdown Conference, Research to Action: the Science of Drawdown, from 16-19 September at Penn State University. Decarbonizing transportation is vital to solving climate change. Solutions to decrease transport emissions have been largely focused on motor vehicles—moving people and goods across the globe.