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BNP Paribas Asset Management presented a sustainability strategy to 2030

One of the largest European asset managers (AUM EUR 1.7 trillion) published a Global Sustainability Strategy for 2026–2030. What stands out:...
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Investors with $36 trillion: we are not backing away from net zero

Robeco released the sixth edition of the Global Climate Investing Survey 2026. 300 investors (pension funds, insurers, sovereign funds, private banks, family offices) from Europe, North America, Asia and the …
Investors with $36 trillion: we are not backing away from net zero
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South Korea unveiled a climate strategy worth $750 billion

The Korean government launched the K-GX strategy (Korean Green Transformation). Over ten years it aims to mobilize 1,000 trillion won for decarbonisation, roughly $747 billion USD. That is about twice …
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For the first time in 15 years: the British press rejects climate policy more than it supports

Carbon Brief @carbonbrief analyzes the editorials of major British newspapers since 2011, which represent the official editorial voice. In 2025 a groundbreaking result was published:...
For the first time in 15 years: the British press rejects climate policy more than it supports
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HSBC launches loans for small and medium-sized companies with interest rates based on their ESG rating.

HSBC is launching the Sustainability Improvement Loan (SIL) product in continental Europe. The interest rate in it depends on how the borrower's ESG score changes in an external rating, specifically …
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Starbucks backs away from green goals.

A company that has made sustainability a part of its brand is quietly cutting environmental commitments as part of a $2 billion savings program. According to the Financial Times, it …
Starbucks backs away from green goals.
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The ban on greenwashing in the EU is enforceable from September 27. No transition period.

The EmpCo Directive (EU) 2024/825 has expanded the “black list” of business practices that are unfair under all circumstances. It is now prohibited:...
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The United Kingdom backed away from mandatory climate reporting

The British regulator FCA published the final rules (PS26/19) on September 30 and kept the “comply or explain” principle for listed companies – either disclose the information or explain why …
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Mercedes-Benz reached for aluminum from scrap.

Mercedes-Benz AG-Benz has expanded its partnership with the Norwegian company Norsk Hydro and has become the first automaker in Europe to use recycled aluminum in series production — specifically for …
Mercedes-Benz reached for aluminum from scrap.
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The world is lagging on 22 out of 23 nature goals for 2030. The only "green" one is the climate one.

The draft of a new UN report (Convention on Biological Diversity, CBD) brings an unpleasant balance of the Kunming-Montreal framework — nicknamed the "Paris Agreement for Nature". Out of 23 …
The world is lagging on 22 out of 23 nature goals for 2030. The only "green" one is the climate one.
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Organic eggs have twice the carbon footprint of eggs from cage farming.

Welcome to one of the most uncomfortable sustainability paradoxes. A new study from Oxford (published in Royal Society Open Science) challenges a common consumer intuition: that “organic” and “climate‑friendly” are …
Organic eggs have twice the carbon footprint of eggs from cage farming.
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EFRAG has published a draft standard for large non‑European companies

EFRAG has published the final missing piece of the CSRD — a draft standard for large non‑European companies (ESRS‑40a). What the standard brings:...
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