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IPCC says we have the tools to limit global warming. But do we have the will?

In the latest issue of Reuters Events Sustainable Business's quarterly magazine we look at how energy efficiency is getting short shrift in energy policy, a new U.N. panel to keep companies honest on their net-zero promises, how activists are targeting SUVs, and the implications of the SEC climate reporting rules. We also profile Ann Mukherjee, CEO of Pernod North America
  • Society Watch: When it comes to cars, few are heeding the...

    Mark Hillsdon talks to some of the activist groups in...

  • Policy Watch: Insulation and heat pumps getting short shrift in...

    Angeli Mehta reports on how measures that could...

  • Society Watch: The rise of employee climate activism

    Mark Hillsdon reports on how workers are increasingly...

  • ‘Credibility gap’ over net-zero commitments widens
  • ESG Watch: War in Ukraine sheds harsh new light on sustainable finance
  • Policy Watch: Why more energy storage is key to turning renewables...

  • Will the energy transition be a casualty of Putin's war in Ukraine?

    Terry Slavin, (Mar 23, 2022)

    In the spring issue of The Ethical Corporation magazine we assess how the conflict will impact efforts to curb methane emissions, and the development of technologies like nuclear, green hydrogen, offshore wind, and carbon capture and storage

  • As energy security concerns trump climate, will drive to cut methane be derailed?

    Terry Slavin, (Mar 23, 2022)

    An agreement at COP26 to curb the world’s second most powerful greenhouse gas looks on shakier ground in the short term in the wake of the war in Ukraine, reports Terry Slavin

  • The woman at the eye of the storm of Asia’s rising climate risk

    Oliver Balch, (Mar 22, 2022)

    Oliver Balch meets Esther An of Singapore’s City Developments Limited, who has won accolades from the UN Global Compact for pushing her company to adopt greener building methods for the past two decades

  • Carbon capture and storage at the crossroads

    Catherine Early, (Mar 22, 2022)

    Government backing for projects to decarbonise industry pushed CCS to record levels last year, but the global energy crisis is raising fears it will lead to fossil-fuel lock-in, reports Catherine Early

  • New life injected into ambition of capturing CO2 from air

    Angeli Mehta, (Mar 22, 2022)

    Angeli Mehta reports on how demand from corporates and government incentives are helping companies like Climeworks and Carbon Engineering remove carbon directly from the atmosphere

  • Weather set fair for offshore wind in U.S.

    Mike Scott, (Mar 22, 2022)

    President Joe Biden wants the technology to contribute mightily to America's net-zero plans, but ramping up from almost nothing will be challenging, writes Mike Scott

  • How Sweden's SSAB is planning to deliver green steel at scale by 2026

    Angeli Mehta, (Mar 22, 2022)

    Angeli Mehta reports on how green hydrogen is already making inroads on decarbonising the steel industry

  • How Australia could help Europe solve its green energy gap

    Angeli Mehta, (Mar 22, 2022)

    With EU policymakers looking to quadruple investment in green hydrogen as they turn off the tap on Russian energy supplies, companies like Fortescue Future Industries will be looking to help fill the gap. Angeli Mehta reports

  • The rising tide of climate change litigation that is lifting all boats

    Mark Hillsdon, (Mar 21, 2022)

    Mark Hillsdon reports on how high-profile victories have spawned copy-cat cases around the world. But companies and communities are litigating to block climate action, too

  • Why indigenous peoples are key to ensuring EV revolution doesn’t run out of road

    Sarah LaBrecque, (Mar 21, 2022)

    As Canada weighs up mining development in Ontario’s Ring of Fire region, Sarah LaBrecque reports on how it is becoming a test case for the principle of whether affected communities have the right to say no

  • Activist investors vow to keep climate in their sights, despite war in Ukraine

    Mike Scott, (Mar 17, 2022)

    Mike Scott reports on the new breed of shareholder activists, like Engine No. 1, who are focused on accelerating the energy transition from inside companies

  • Will Ukraine crisis help bring nuclear in from the cold?

    Mark Hillsdon, (Mar 17, 2022)

    Mark Hillsdon reports on how a new generation of modular reactors, the worsening climate crisis and Russian’s invasion have forced a rethink on the controversial technology 

  • Policy Watch: Can the world summon the political will to end plastic pollution?

    Angeli Mehta, (Mar 9, 2022)

    In her twice-monthly column, Angeli Mehta assesses the ‘historic’ agreement at the U.N. to deliver a legally binding treaty by 2024 that will create a circular economy in plastics

  • Brand Watch: How brands are scrambling to bring clean-tech startups inhouse

    Oliver Balch, (Mar 1, 2022)

    Amazon is only the latest big company to launch a scheme to partner with early-stage sustainability innovators, reports Oliver Balch

  • ESG Watch: Including gas in Europe’s green investment rules muddies waters for investors

    Mike Scott, (Mar 1, 2022)

    Amid mixed policy signals, investors are developing their own protocols and initiatives to translate net-zero commitments into action, reports Mike Scott

  • Policy Watch: Courts question whether oil and gas expansion is compatible with climate goals

    Angeli Mehta, (Mar 1, 2022)

    Countries like the UK and Norway argue that cutting domestic fossil fuel production would only increase more high-carbon imports from elsewhere, but this logic is being increasingly challenged, writes Angeli Mehta

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