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Cracks showing in Mark Carney’s net-zero financial alliance

Corporate Knights

Mark Carney’s US$130-trillion Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero (GFANZ) has lost two pension funds and a consulting company in recent weeks, and some large U.S. The post Cracks showing in Mark Carney’s net-zero financial alliance appeared first on Corporate Knights. and Canadian banks and large investment managers. .

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The Current State of Play on Financing Loss and Damage

Chris Hall

Funding “nowhere close” to addressing scale and scope of problem, writes Preety Bhandari, Senior Advisor, Global Climate Programme and the Finance Centre at the World Resources Institute. The GFDRR reported on three areas that show potential overlap with addressing loss and damage: Deepening Financial Protection (US$55.8 million).

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How to Reduce Carbon Emissions from Trucking and Logistics

B the Change

Managers tend to see corporate sustainability as a cost center, Patell said, even though waste reduction has financial value. They use reports through apps, platforms/systems, and RFID tags or sensors (e.g. T&L emissions reductions have been a blind spot for high-level executives, according to research.

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It’s a Start: Asset Managers Making Net Zero Commitments

Jon Hale

End of Week Notes Advisors can do this, too Attacking the climate crisis requires concerted action from governments, but also from the private sector. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen: As big as the public sector effort is across all our countries, the $100-trillion plus price tag to address climate change globally is far bigger.