The math behind Microsoft's carbon removals purchase pause
Microsoft halts new carbon removal orders despite 2030 carbon negative pledge Microsoft has stopped placing new orders for carbon removal credits.
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London Stock Exchange Group Launches New ESG Scores
LSEG rolls out standardised ESG scoring framework for 16,000 global companies The London Stock Exchange Group has released a comprehensive...
Why Investments in Nature Require Public-Private Partnerships
The funding gap behind nature restoration The UK needs £56 billion over the next decade to meet its nature restoration targets.
EU Commission Reforms ETS Carbon Market Amid Industry Pressure
Commission proposes changes to ETS buffer system The European Commission has proposed changes to how the EU Emissions Trading System manages its...
Greenwashing Concerns Surge as Brands Fail to Prove Sustainability
Greenwashing concerns are rising sharply as more than 82% of products lack clear sustainability messaging, creating a credibility gap that lets...
Demystifying ISO 14064 - A Guide to GHG Standards and Future Developments
In the drive toward net-zero and improved climate accountability, businesses are increasingly turning to globally recognized standards to guide their...
Global GHG Standards: ISO and GHG Protocol Join Forces for Unified Climate Accounting
On 9 September 2025 ISO and the Greenhouse Gas Protocol announced a landmark strategic partnership to harmonize and combine their GHG portfolios into a...
Science-Based Targets: Boosting Investor Confidence and Corporate Value
Setting climate goals is no longer just about reducing emissions: it’s a business and investor expectation.
US Corporate Climate Action Rises Despite Federal Retreat
Even as federal climate policy retreats, U.S.