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Integrity and ambition of EU's sustainable finance framework at risk

investESG

Published on 2025-02-27

Over 200 financial sector actors, among them 163 asset owners and asset managers representing a combined €6.6 trillion assets call on co-legislators to upload the ambition.

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Supply Chain Decarbonization | Opportunities for Companies | World Economic Forum

investESG

Published on 2021-01-24

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High-resolution data for effective action on supply chain deforestation | Trase

investESG

Published on 2023-09-11

Forests are central to addressing the world’s climate and biodiversity crises. They capture and store carbon, play a critical role in the water cycle, and offer homes to countless species. For financial institutions pursuing net-zero and nature-positive portfolios, action on forests is a key priority.

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Biodiversity Standard now available in more languages

GRI

Published on 2024-04-26

Four new translations of GRI 101: Biodiversity 2024

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Food and Agriculture Sustainability Strategies Framework

NYU Stern Center for Sustainable Business

Published on 2023-08-17

Return On Sustainability Investment™

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US Sustainable Products and Services procurement rule

investESG

Published on 2023-08-05

Goal of net-zero emissions from Federal procurement by 2050

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Swimming Upstream: Financial Strategies to Pivot US Fisheries to Sustainability

Commercial fishing is vital to the US economy, contributing billions of dollars annually and supporting millions of jobs. In 2022, the US commercial fishing industry harvested over 8.3 billion pounds of seafood valued at $5.9 billion. Beyond direct harvesting, the industry generated $183.4 billion in sales impacts, $47.2 billion in income, and $74 billion in value-added impacts, supporting 1.6 million jobs across the broader economy. Responsible Alpha provides a summary of options to use sustainable finance to improve U.S. fisheries.