Policy and Regulation

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Carbon Markets, EU, Japan, Policy & Regulation
May 7, 2024

Carbon markets experts grapple with role of removals in ETS

The European Commission has until July 2026 to decide whether carbon removals should be included in the EU emissions trading system
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Vendors wait for customers at the Kantamanto textile market in Accra, Ghana
EU, Knowledge Hub
May 7, 2024

Upcoming circularity regulation should focus on Europe’s textile waste

European policymakers must increase circular economy requirements and reduce exports of textile waste, Zero Waste Europe says
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Policy & Regulation, UK
May 7, 2024

Governments should ‘tax billionaires’ to fund climate adaptation, says former Irish president

Mary Robinson calls for ‘new forms of finance’ to meet the £1.3tn global climate adaptation needs over the next decade
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Knowledge Hub, Policy & Regulation
May 5, 2024

Beware the ‘financialisation of the forest sector’

Shareholders are potentially more interested in short-term profits than sustainable forest governance
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Policy & Regulation, UK
May 3, 2024

High Court rules, again, against UK government climate plans

Energy secretary Claire Coutinho must draw up a revised plan within 12 months
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EU, Europe, Policy & Regulation, UK, US
May 3, 2024

In Brief: EU Council approves two-year delay to parts of CSRD, ISSB publishes digital taxonomy

The latest ESG policy and regulatory news
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Europe, Financials, UK
May 2, 2024

Investors urge HSBC to set green finance targets at AGM

An investor coalition with $892bn in assets under management wants greater transparency from HSBC
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Policy & Regulation, Transport
May 2, 2024

Truckmakers must speed into action to meet zero emissions rules

Legislators are demanding emissions cuts, but only 2% of new heavy-duty vehicles manufactured in 2023 globally were zero emissions
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Container vessels and shipping containers at a the port of Tanjung Pelepas in Malaysia
Policy & Regulation, Transport
May 2, 2024

Could wind energy help shipping cut its emissions sooner?

Seen as one of the hardest industries to decarbonise, shipping is facing tough investment decisions, with some campaigners promoting wind propulsion as a valid alternative to low-carbon fuels
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An electrical substation at the Krissana Wind Co. NKS wind farm in Thailand
Emerging Markets, EU
April 30, 2024

EU should support lower-income countries through ‘sustainable finance advisory hub’

Report finds the private sector is insufficiently involved in preparing sustainable projects in poorer nations
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The sculpture Giant Plastic Tap by Canadian artist Benjamin Von Wong, outside the UN negotiations in Ottawa
Canada, Policy & Regulation
April 30, 2024

Finance gains traction in plastics treaty negotiations

An open-ended expert group has been established to develop options for a financial mechanism to be included in the final treaty text
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