Many big oil firms have pledged a reduction in scope 1 and scope 2 emissions. ESG fund managers find the latest Oil and Gas decarbonization charter overdue and lacking in ambition as it does not address emissions from the products oil firms sell—the so-called Scope 3 emissions. ESG managers […] Click here to view original […]
ESG Managers See Big Oil’s Climate Pledge as Insufficient Read More »
Some SMEs are beginning to struggle as the larger companies in their supply chain are increasingly expecting them to be able to report on their Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) performance. At the same time, some broader narratives concerning ESG in the press can skew towards the negative – […] Click here to view original
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Think the U.S. Securities Exchange Commission’s (SEC) recent delay of its Climate Related Disclosure Standards is a sign that the U.S. is going to ease its stance on sustainability and corporate environmental, social and governance (ESG) regulation? Think again. A closer look at the global state of climate disclosure […] Click here to view original
Support for ESG has plummeted among Millennial and Gen Z investors, typically the strongest backers of environmental, social and governance-related issues, as a more turbulent financial outlook tempers enthusiasm, according to a survey from Stanford University and the Hoover Institution. Less than half of Millennial and Gen Z investors, […] Click here to view original
Young Investors’ Support For ESG Causes Declines In 2023 ‘Gut Check’ Read More »
Bitcoin’s massive carbon footprint, status as a reserve currency for online crooks and inbuilt lack of governance makes it an obvious environmental, social and governance (ESG) fail. Curiously, that hasn’t stopped BlackRock applying to the US Securities and Exchange Commission to launch a bitcoin exchange-traded fund in return for […] Click here to view original
Bitcoin application shreds BlackRock’s ESG credibility Read More »
Driver coaching New regulations are coming down the pipeline for fleets that conduct business in California. On Jan. 1, any new truck bought for drayage operations must be registered with the California Air Resources Board , and by then, truck owners should have already registered existing fleet equipment into […] Click here to view original
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