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To boost competitiveness, Europe proposes slashing key climate rules

Corporate Knights

RELATED Canadian investors stand firm on ESG despite greenhushing trend, report finds The anti-DEI movement confronts an unlikely opponent: big banks Meet the four most sustainable funds on the market for 2025 Deadlines to submit reports starting in 2026 will be pushed back to 2028.

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How climate risk disclosure became a battleground for the clean economy

Corporate Knights

But the lack of common standards and real accountability has created uncertainty and enabled greenwashing. Brazils mandatory ESG reporting regime for publicly traded companies will come into effect in 2026. Mandatory climate-risk disclosure is short on cheerleaders. China, too, has established requirements for sustainability reporting.

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Oil industry pioneer wants to lead sustainable aviation revolution. Will it take off?

Corporate Knights

In May 2022, Carlos Calvo Ambel, a senior director of the Transport & Environment environmental campaign group, called the band Coldplay “useful idiots for greenwashing” Neste’s image. The company did not specifically deny that deforestation had occurred in its supply chain.

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ESG Today: Week in Review

ESG Today

This week in ESG news: EU adopts new law against greenwashing; Walmart reaches 1 billion ton supply chain emissions reduction milestone; S&P forecasts $1 trillion sustainable bond market in 2024; Airbus, TotalEnergies launch sustainable aviation fuel partnership; Verizon invests $1 billion in renewable energy; EU lawmakers agree to certification (..)

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Lack of funding top barrier to sustainability action for 38% of UK businesses

Envirotec Magazine

The annual Sustainability Report produced by enterprise software firm SAP appears to reveal that 8 in 10 (83%) UK leaders will maintain or increase their investment in sustainability action by 2026. Yet, despite these intentions, UK businesses continue to create their own barriers to environmental progress, say the report’s authors.

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India Consults on ESG Disclosures, Ratings Framework

Chris Hall

This “reasonable assurance” requirement will apply to the top 250 companies by market cap for fiscal year 2023-2024, the top 500 companies for fiscal year 2024-2025, and the top 1,000 companies for fiscal year 2025-2026. The remaining investments can be in other BRSR reporting companies.

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Sustainable Data for a Sustainable Future

Chris Hall

Meanwhile, greenwashing remains a concern and risks undermining trust in ESG claims. These standards will be rolled out initially to large listed companies in 2024 with reporting expected in the next fiscal year, followed by other large companies in 2025 (reporting in 2026) and listed SMEs in 2026 (reporting in 2027).