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The UK Government is set to ban bosses from using NDAs to silence workers who have been the victim of harassment and discrimination. Meanwhile, T-Mobile US has halted DEI policies to appease the Federal Communications Commission’s Chairman as the company seeks approval for two major deals.
Anna Stacey
July 2025
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Microsoft is still committed to its goal of being carbon negative in 2030 despite a large expansion of emissions-intensive data centres causing a 23% increase from 2020 in the company’s planet warming impact. Meanwhile, record-high emissions are set to deplete the planet’s carbon budget within three years.
Anna Stacey
June 2025
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The US Environmental Protection Agency has proposed repealing regulations that limit emissions from fossil fuel-fired power plants. Meanwhile, companies globally continue to retreat from climate goals.
Anna Stacey
June 2025
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The World Bank is committing $1 billion to help build what could be the world’s largest hydropower project in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Meanwhile, in the US, areas of Alaska’s wilderness are being opened up to oil and gas extraction by the Trump administration.
Anna Stacey
June 2025
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New data revealed the EU is almost on track to meet 2030 climate targets. Down under, Australia’s Energy Minister gave preliminary approval to extend the life of the country’s oldest LNG plant until 2070, raising questions about climate goals.
Anna Stacey
May 2025
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European pension funds are increasing their focus on sustainable investing, with large pension funds pulling money and putting asset managers who are distancing themselves from ESG under review. Meanwhile, the EU’s appetite for green industries has led to US company Circ’s decision to build a $500m textile recycling plant in France.
Anna Stacey
May 2025
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Over $1 trillion in combined revenues was generated by companies providing climate adaptation products and services in 2024, according to a study by London Stock Exchange. Meanwhile, global banking regulators agreed to prioritise climate risk work.
Anna Stacey
May 2025
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US backlash against ESG investing is having a global impact as investors pulled a record amount out from sustainable funds in Q1 of this year. Meanwhile, Swiss Re Institute has issued a report indicating that insured losses from natural catastrophes could reach $145 billion in 2025.
Anna Stacey
May 2025
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China’s President Xi Jinping committed the world’s top polluter to tougher climate targets during a virtual meeting of global leaders this week. Meanwhile, in New York, asset managers risk being dropped from public pension funds if they do not comply with climate plans.
Anna Stacey
April 2025
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Trump’s new tariffs will pummel the renewable energy industry, prompting higher electricity prices and threatening to de-rail the new era of clean technologies according to the FT. Elsewhere, a senior figure from Allianz warned that the climate crisis is on track to destroy capitalism.
Verity Snow
April 2025
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