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Today’s ESG Updates Satellite Images Reveal Glacier Collapse Behind Nepal’s Deadly Floods: A glacier snout broke off and unleashed a flood that has killed nearly 100 people, with over 300 still missing. Trump Administration Moves to Fast-Track Arctic Oil Permits: The U.S. is fast-tracking a “categorical exclusion” for winter drilling in Alaska’s National Petroleum Reserve,
Despite the adoption of the Paris Agreement in 2015 supercharging corporate climate pledges, it’s no secret that we have witnessed a period of instability in the carbon market in recent years. Long-awaited clarity around Article 6 has provided a resolution to years of rulemaking, negotiations, and unresolved technical questions, allowing project developers to focus on
Today’s ESG Updates EPA Eases Pollution Rules for Data Center Power: Off-grid facilities supplying electricity only to data centers will fall outside federal Clean Air Act requirements. EU Fine Triggers New Wave of Litigation Against Google: Lawyers say the latest EU antitrust ruling could open the door to up to $10 billion in rival lawsuits
Today’s ESG Updates Expanded Format Pushes World Cup Emissions to New High: Nearly 90% of emissions are expected to come from flights as fans, teams, and media move across the US, Canada, and Mexico. COP31 Host Pushes 35% Global Electricity Target: Turkey aims to build coalition backing for a non-binding target to expand electricity’s share
Vinted’s rise to the top of the European fashion market is celebrated as a sustainability breakthrough, but its green credentials may not be as clear-cut as they appear. Not long ago, second-hand meant second-best. Pre-used clothing was seen as something bought out of constraint rather than desire. Today, that stigma has been largely overturned, with
Today’s ESG Updates Winter Power Prices Surge Across Europe: Tight gas markets and lower hydro output have pushed power premiums to their highest since 2022. Ferrari Unveils First Electric Vehicle Model: The release of Luce marks a strategic shift as investors question appetite for ultra-luxury electric sports cars. Australia Urged to Cut Regulatory Complexity: Outgoing
In 2018, the Norwegian government proposed classifying plastic as potentially hazardous waste under the Basel Convention. Following broad international support, but with only two years of preparation, the Plastic Amendments entered into force in January 2021. Originally established to regulate nuclear waste, and later expanded to chemical and electronic waste, the Convention has since been
Today’s ESG Updates New EU Law Strengthens Water Resilience: The European Commission enacted new legislation adding PFAS, microplastics, and antimicrobial resistance indicators to its list of water pollutants. France Commits €23 Billion to Africa Investment: President Macron announced a major investment in AI, agriculture, and energy across Africa at the Africa Forward summit in Kenya.
Today’s ESG Updates Europe’s Energy Ministers to Discuss Domestic Gas Drilling: With the EU importing 80% of its gas needs, ministers will meet to explore whether domestic resources could increase energy security. Microsoft May Abandon 2030 Clean Energy Targets: Surging power demand from AI data centers is pushing Microsoft to consider cutting its goal of
This Week’s Regulatory Updates: Trump Pulls the War Powers Card on Energy: Wartime law, peacetime politics, as Trump bets big on fossil fuels to keep the lights on and voters happy. UK to Strengthen Its Energy Regulator With Expanded Powers: The UK government has overhauled Ofgem, giving it new powers to penalize rule-breaking energy firms and
Today’s ESG Updates Australia Revises Carbon Capture Plan: Woodside withdraws and prepares to resubmit its CCS project under updated environmental laws. India Speeds Up Renewables Amid Gas Shortage: Gas supply disruptions push India to fast-track wind and storage projects and increase coal output. Nigeria Fuel Prices Surge Despite New Refinery: Record gasoline prices highlight continued
Artificial intelligence is reshaping how we live and how we make collective decisions. As Luciano Floridi — philosopher and Professor of Philosophy and Ethics of Information at the University of Oxford — argues, the key challenge is no longer whether AI will continue to develop, which is largely unavoidable, but how to steer it towards the