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The 25 most sustainable public-sector companies in the world

Corporate Knights

In its deep dive into the worlds most sustainable private- and public-sector companies, Corporate Knights revealed an undeniable fact: public-sector companies are doing essential work when it comes to moving the needle toward a greener global economy. It is also one of the biggest green financiers globally.

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Following the money: A sustainable finance odyssey

GreenBiz

If you broaden the aperture a bit more, you’ll see a much, much bigger opportunity: to finance the transition of the global economy to achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. We’ll focus, as my learning journey did, primarily on ESG investing and green bonds and loans. trillion annually.

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25 badass women shaping climate action in 2021

GreenBiz

"We have an opportunity to extend the recent response of regulators, businesses and investors on climate change to nature; both are interrelated and both pose a systemic risk to the global economy.". Mellody Hobson, Co-CEO and President, Ariel Investments. LinkedIn | Twitter. Since that time, EMF, based in Cowes, U.K.,

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How blue bonds could give a boost to ocean finance

Financial Times: Moral Money

Since the first blue bond issuance by the Seychelles in 2018, the market has grown, albeit modestly. Last year, blue bonds worth $2.5bn were issued, according to data provider ICE — a 10.6 per cent of the issuance of green bonds, which raise funds for a wider range of environmentally-friendly purposes.