Klimado Index · United Kingdom
CBRE
cbre.co.uk (opens cbre.co.uk)View on Klimado → (opens klimado.com)
In the news
Loading
Klimado Index · United Kingdom
cbre.co.uk (opens cbre.co.uk)View on Klimado → (opens klimado.com)
Today’s ESG Updates Intel Challenges €376 Million EU Fine Over Anti-Competitive Practices: The U.S. chipmaker argues EU penalty for blocking rivals is unfair. Apple Blocks Fortnite on iPhones Amid Legal Dispute: Epic Games claims Apple has cut off access to the popular game in the U.S. and EU. CBRE Invests in ENGIE’s 2.4 GW Battery
“If we do the right things we’ll make money damn near automatic,” said Nike Executive Rob Strasser in 1977. These words are a blaring differentiator in today’s market. An increase in responsible investing and a crackdown on ESG regulations have meant that ESG is no longer just the right thing to do but rather essential
The interdependence of health between people, animals, plants and the environment is undeniable. The One Health approach recognizes this intricate web of life. Designed to balance and optimize all the components of our ecosystem sustainably, this holistic approach calls on different sectors, disciplines and communities to work together to promote well-being and address threats to health and ecosystems. The Food
4 PM CET – Air traffic is growing again and it’s not good news for the environment Air travel is bouncing back strongly after the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly driven by leisure flights offered by low-cost airlines with affordable European destinations. According to the International Air Transport Association (IATA) 4.35 billion passengers will be flying this
On May 20, Surfers Against Sewage (SAS), a Cornwall-based ocean activist group, led a nationwide protest across the UK. The “Paddle Out Protest” took place at over 12 beaches and encouraged surfers, paddle-boarders, sea swimmers and anyone else who “will not stand for another summer of swimming in sh*t” to protest against UK water companies
When Rishi Sunak took office as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom last year, he set out a list of five priorities: halve inflation, grow the economy, reduce the national debt, cut NHS waiting lists, and stop the boats. The last, which has taken the spotlight this past week, refers to the growing number
In October, the UK is going to have a third prime minister of the year, an unprecedented crisis in British politics – and the quickest turnover of power we have seen in modern times. Liz Truss to resign as UK prime minister after 45 days in office https://t.co/WdW4QyHMyl — BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) October 20,
Cutting off supplies is now Russia’s main weapon in the energy war against Europe. September 2 Russia delays Nord Stream 1 reopening Russian energy giant Gazprom announces an indefinite delay of the reopening of Nord Stream 1, its main gas pipeline to Europe. Russia says it will not restart Nord Stream 1 pipeline which delivers
Once they’re able to understand expected shifts in production, livelihoods or environmental outcomes, farmers can adapt resource management strategies and be better prepared to manage risks. Built around the largest agricultural meta-analysis to date, ERA is designed to support science-based decision-making and the identification of locally adapted but scalable options. What do small-scale farmers, private-sector investors,
We must always respect the will of the people – a people which debates, deliberates, and changes its mind. I voted to Leave the European Union. I was proud of that decision at the time, and I own that decision today. I am not a fundamentally different person now than I was two years ago,
The Western Sahara scandal. The last colonial war in Africa is still unresolved, in spite of over 40 years of efforts on the part of the United Nations. A people has been destroyed, its rights to its native soil confiscated, half of its people living in refugee camps – three generations now that have never