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Greenwashing, From the Eighties till Today (Part 1)

Sense and Sustainability

Editor’s note : This is the first of two articles published concerning greenwashing, both historically and at present. What is Greenwashing and How does It Work? Products are greenwashed through the process of renaming, rebranding or repacking. To some, this may sound like good news. Examples of Greenwashing The U.S.

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Solving The Unsolved Mystery: How To Tackle ESG Targets, Reporting, And More!

3BL Media

The good news is that a lot of efforts are measured today; community involvement, greenhouse gas emissions, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB) metrics, and employee wellbeing. Transparency and reporting consistency is the crux of ESG , especially with the emerging discussion around greenwashing—it's become a huge concern!

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Regenerative Playbook

Martin Brown

We are thrilled to share news of the launch of our Regenerative Playbook on the 1st of March. The Regenerative Playbook is brought to you by Martin Brown FRSA Fairsnape, Anna Williamson FRSA, Limewood Group and Joanna Watchman FRSA, Content Comms. Why not buy two copies and give one away as an act of reciprocity.

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A More Meaningful Earth Day Demands Collective Accountability

3BL Media

But in the worst-case scenario, it can easily become a vehicle for greenwashing—a marketing push fueled by vague commitments that won’t be mentioned again until next year’s Earth Day. The good news is we’re already seeing movement in this direction. View original content here. . We are all crew.”. And what about corporations?

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AllianceBernstein: Making Sense of ESG-Labeled Bonds

3BL Media

Importantly, investors should be sure that the issuer’s projects are genuinely environmentally beneficial and not misrepresented, or “greenwashed.” For euro-area companies—particularly high-yield issuers—that have been shy about issuing green bonds, this is welcome news, as the taxonomy allows them to identify green assets more easily.

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ICYMI, the Path to Net Zero is Getting Steeper

Chris Hall

Sceptics remain unconvinced , their reservations over financial institutions’ commitments reinforced by news of further regulatory crackdowns on greenwashing, this time at Goldman Sachs , accused of overstating the credentials of its green funds.

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The JUST Report: COP28 Highlights the Need for Stakeholder Model on Global Scale

Just Capital

Judging by my news feeds, business leaders and countries still economically tied to coal, oil, and gas revenues – this COP also saw a significant increase in the presence of fossil fuel lobbyists – will generally like the outcome. The New York Times reports on the unprecedented announcement. 1 when it comes to Workers.