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Today’s ESG Updates EU Commission Faces Scrutiny Over Green Rollbacks: European Ombudswoman launches inquiry into Commission’s lack of transparency concerning weakened sustainability rules. Italy’s Fashion Giants Tackle Worker Exploitation: Luxury brands sign non-binding agreement to boost transparency and fight labor abuse. European Port Chaos Deepens: Shipping delays surge due to labor shortages, low Rhine levels,
Today’s ESG Updates Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan Drop Recession Forecasts: Tariff truce with China prompts both banks to revise U.S. recession risks downward. Microsoft Strikes 18M Tonne Carbon Deal: Landmark agreement with Rubicon Carbon sets a global benchmark for long-term carbon removal. Valeo Raises €650M via Green Bonds: Proceeds to fund vehicle electrification and support
About a decade ago I visited a British writer who lived in a pleasant house a few miles outside London. On a living room piano stood a photograph of an old lady in a loose dark dress with long sleeves. She had a crown of short grey curls and very sad eyes. She didn’t look
3 PM CET – EU to Move Forward With the Nature Restoration Law On June 20, 2023 the EU Council reached a “general approach” agreement on the proposed Nature Restoration Law. What was approved is a text that sets out to implement restoration measures for “at least 20% of the EU’s land and 20% sea
Despite the efforts of influential fashion and sustainability nonprofits to promote sustainable fashion practices, the industry’s emissions keep rising. It contributes an estimated 4-8.6% of the world’s greenhouse gasses, fast fashion continues to expand and garment workers around the world remain exploited. Legal remedies are needed and increasing consideration is given to the idea of
At least 27 people, including three children and pregnant women, were among those who drowned in the Channel, a waterway between the UK and France. Those killed were mainly Kurds from Iraq or Iran who had tried to cross the Channel in an inflatable boat. Two survivors, an Iraqi and a Somali, were treated in
At the time of writing, news cycles have been saturated with stories of refugees clamouring at the borders of Europe and being beaten, exploited or killed for their efforts. It would be easy to blame the violence on an uptick in illegal crossings due to factors like the resurgence of the Taliban, the colossal implications