The Week’s Top ESG News Insight

The Week’s Top ESG News

For the first time in six years, no environmental proposals were passed in the 2025 US proxy season, reflecting waning investor support. Elsewhere, in Australia, it has been revealed that the Darwin LNG plant leaked methane for nearly 20 years, emitting up to 184kg an hour.
Anna Stacey
September 2025
The Week’s Top ESG News Insight

The Week’s Top ESG News

Ford will invest $5 billion to expand its U.S. electric vehicle production and has plans for what will be the most affordable electric pickup truck on the market. Elsewhere, one of the largest nuclear power plants in France has been shut down after a massive jellyfish swarm clogged cooling systems.
Anna Stacey
August 2025
The Week’s Top ESG News Insight

The Week’s Top ESG News

Australia is ramping up its renewable energy efforts by expanding its key clean energy investment scheme by 25%. Meanwhile, China's massive coal expansion is sparking alarm, with over 450 new mine projects in development, and 40% already under construction, posing a serious threat to global climate targets.
Anna Stacey
August 2025
The Week’s Top ESG News Insight

The Week’s Top ESG News

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
The Week’s Top ESG News Insight

The Week’s Top ESG News

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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