Insights
New guidance for companies drives quality and integrity in the complex world of carbon credits
Published: May 24, 2022 by Jordan Faires
Voluntary carbon markets are booming as companies look to finance emissions reductions or removals as part of their net zero strategy.
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New resource empowers companies to track toxic chemicals and accelerate food packaging safety
Published: May 23, 2022 by Boma Brown-West
It’s time the food industry designs packaging that is safe and environmentally sustainable.
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In sunny Florida, NextEra must step up on climate
Published: May 18, 2022 by Andrew Howell
Inadequate climate targets and limited energy transition planning at FPL are undermining NextEra’s decarbonization goals.
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Maritime Makeover: The Role for Investors in Decarbonizing Global Shipping
Maritime shipping is a cornerstone of global supply chains and a major source of GHG emissions. The industry must move faster toward low-carbon fuels.
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The science behind soil carbon is still uncertain. There are safer climate investments for now.
Published: May 12, 2022 by Simone Schenkel
There’s a great deal of uncertainty with soil carbon credits and gaps in the science around the estimated amounts of soil carbon that can be stored.
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Food waste is a massive societal issue. Climate Corps and ReFED partner to implement solutions.
Published: May 11, 2022 by Mali'o Kodis
Climate Corps is teaming up with ReFED to launch a pilot program to bolster the capacity of companies to tackle food waste.
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Transferred Emissions: How Risks in Oil and Gas M&A Could Hamper the Energy Transition
Asset transfer may help oil and gas majors execute energy transition plans, but doesn't help cut global GHG emissions to reach net zero by 2050.
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Oil and Gas M&A is Undermining the Energy Transition. It’s time to act.
Published: May 10, 2022 by Gabriel Malek
Analyzing the last five years of oile and gas industry upstream mergers and acquisitions, we found three important trends.
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