Do these oil and mining companies belong on CDP’s Climate A List?

Braskem, Galp Energia and Harmony Gold Mining are cutting emissions without science-based targets.

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Do these oil and mining companies belong on CDP’s Climate A List?

Oil and gas CEOs up their methane pledge

Here’s what to watch for as promises turn to action.

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Oil and gas CEOs up their methane pledge

Oil and gas CEOs up their methane pledge

Here’s what to watch for as promises turn to action.

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Oil and gas CEOs up their methane pledge

COP 23 developments to watch

U.S. political leadership may be absent on climate, but there’s plenty for business to track ahead of the U.N. climate conference in Bonn, Germany.

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COP 23 developments to watch

Will electric vehicles take a bite out of the oil market?

Also, a debate about when and if “peak oil demand” will occur.

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Will electric vehicles take a bite out of the oil market?

Airlines will consume a quarter of the world’s carbon budget by 2050

Manufacturers are engaged in a fast-paced fight to deliver efficiency gains that outstrip projected industry growth, says UTC.

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Airlines will consume a quarter of the world’s carbon budget by 2050

Rushing to fill the vacuum, companies deliver more sustainable products

Nature abhors a vacuum. Or so my old physics teacher and Gary Larson’s “Far Side” cartoon liked to say.And so it is with action on sustainability. In this time of political uncertainty in the U.S., Europe and beyond, it is heartening to see civil society and the private sector rushing forward to fill the gaps.

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10 minutes with Leigh Ann Johnston, Tyson Foods

Why the food giant has stepped up its quest to be transparent and accountable for its supply chain.

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10 minutes with Leigh Ann Johnston, Tyson Foods

Statoil, Eni and Total wake up to carbon bubble risks

Big businesses call for greater climate risk disclosure as a new CDP report reveals that attitudes at oil and gas majors begin to change.

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Statoil, Eni and Total wake up to carbon bubble risks

Why long-term investors are killing fossil fuels

Remember the date April 26, 2017: it will go down as an important day in the history of solving climate change. That’s because Moody’s Investor’s Service released a research paper titled “Oil and Gas Industry Faces Significant Credit Risks from Carbon Transition.”

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Why long-term investors are killing fossil fuels

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