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Today’s ESG Updates States Challenge Offshore Wind Cancellations: Six states sued the Trump administration over a deal that cancels major offshore wind projects and clean energy investments. Atlas Pauses Brazilian Solar Expansion: Atlas Renewable Energy halted 1.5 GW of planned solar projects due to rising grid curtailment in Brazil. US Cuts Back Ocean Monitoring Program:
Back in 2011, I had a bad habit of logging into WebMD, inputting my cold symptoms, and convincing myself I had an incurable disease. Flash forward 15 years, and AI chatbots have replaced WebMD’s symptom checker, with users consulting bots for health advice every day. But can AI health advice really be trusted? AI-Generated Health
Today’s ESG Updates Google Commits to 200k Tons of Amazon Offsets: Google quadruples its offtake with Brazilian Reforestation Startup. Boards Are Failing to Treat Nature as a Core Business Risk: New research reveals that most firms haven’t integrated nature risk into board-level governance or capital decisions. EU Considers More Flexibility on ESG: Europe may add
Home to hundreds of beautiful islands and endangered wildlife species, Hawaii is lovingly known as the Aloha State. It is a globally popular tourist destination, attracting millions of tourists each year. According to the Department of Business, Economic Development, and Tourism’s (DBEDT) annual visitor research report, more than 9.7 million people visited the Hawaiian Islands
Today’s ESG Updates EU Probes SAP Over Software Support Practices: The European Commission launches an antitrust investigation into SAP’s services Google Faces First DMA Fine in Europe: Google is likely to be fined under the EU’s Digital Markets Act for favouring its own vertical search services CoreWeave Expands OpenAI Partnership with $6.5B Deal: CoreWeave deepens
Today’s ESG Updates Key Finding Exposes Regulatory Gaps in the U.S. and EU: Polymers, long seen as a safe alternative, pose serious environmental and human health risks Rapid Growth in the Green Market: Key sectors like green hydrogen see growth despite political turmoil French Senators Propose to Postpone CSRD: Senators proposed a four-year delay in
Donald J. Trump has been elected the next President of the United States, and the Senate and the House of Representatives will be under Republican control starting in 2025. The extent, where, and how current policies and practices will change are yet to be determined, but there are reasons to make some assumptions about the
On August 5, 2024, the US Court for the District of Columbia (DC) decided that Google was a monopolist, meaning it has durable market power as the dominant player in its field of “general search services.” This is a violation of competition law. As a remedy, the DC Court may seek from Google search neutrality, requiring
The release of new data on Australia’s gender pay gap put hard numbers to a common workplace reality: across every sector, women are being paid less than men. Reporting published by the Workplace Gender Equality Agency on nearly 5,000 Australian businesses found a median annual income gap of 19% nationwide. A big factor in this disparity is participation
Our world appears to be angrier. We seem to disagree more with each other, especially online. When Facebook had its own whistleblower in 2021, one of the things she said was that “publishers are saying, ‘Oh, if I do more angry, polarising, divisive content, I get more money.’ Facebook has set up a system of incentives that
Throughout 2023, the area of ocean around Antarctica covered by sea ice was so far below the norm that scientists have struggled to communicate their shock. This month, as the sea ice shrinks to its smallest point of the year, it is once again tracking well below its previous levels. Research released in September 2023 shows
Water has the power to protect and save lives when it is accessible and safe to consume. Many of us might not think about it this way, as we could walk to our kitchens right now and pour a glass of water to drink. Unlike the nearly one million people in the world who die