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Most of world's biggest firms 'unlikely' to meet Paris climate targets
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Banks representing one-third of global market to align with Paris climate targets
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87 major firms commit to setting 1.5C science-based targets
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Amazon commits to net-zero by 2040 following staff protests
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Global decarbonisation efforts 'stall', pushing climate goals out of reach
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Nestlé sets net-zero climate goal for 2050
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Oil and gas companies risking £1.8trn in stranded assets during low-carbon transition, report warns
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Glasgow lined up to host COP26 climate change summit
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Swedish lessons: Can data management enable the UK to deliver a net-zero economy?
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Cambridge becomes first university to set 1.5C science-based targets
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Business giants commit to delivering net-zero strategies
More than 20 companies, including Telefonica, Vodafone and Unilever, with a total market capitalisation of more than $1.2trn have committed to setting science-based targets aligned to 1.5C reductions and net-zero emissions for 2050.
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Report: Nations must engage with private sector to achieve Paris Agreement
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Report: Just one-eighth of corporates aligning with Paris Agreement
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Sir David Attenborough: 'Radical' battle against climate change can be a 'huge opportunity'
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EU leftists demand 'climate emergency' Parliament committee
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Co-op to halve emissions with 1.5C science-based target
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UN climate talks end amid major questioning of landmark 1.5C IPCC report
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Burberry to reduce emissions by 95% through approved 1.5C science-based target
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UK looks set to host COP26 in partnership with Italy
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Unilever boss calls for business push on net-zero emissions
Unilever's new chief executive Alan Jope has written to trade associations and business groups that the consumer goods giant is a member of, asking for clarity on whether they believe a transition to net-zero emissions by 2050 is essential.
Carbon Credentials to cut Scope 3 emissions through approved science-based target
Energy and carbon management company Carbon Credentials is ready to walk the walk on climate goals, after having new targets to reduce Scope 3 value chain emissions approved by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi).
Logistics giant HAVI sets science-based emissions targets
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Utility leaders support UK bid to host UN climate conference
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BP shareholders demand climate action, but reject calls for hard targets
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Ecotricity responds to climate emergency with carbon-neutral goal for 2025
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Chubb sets global science-based emissions targets
The world's largest publicly listed property and casualty insurance firm has set new carbon emission reduction targets, in line with the 2C trajectory outlined in the Paris Agreement.
Low-carbon transition puts $10trn at risk for inactive investors
A global coalition of financial investors has warned that more than $10trn (£7.7trn) in portfolio assets could be lost if the sector and governments fail to rapidly transition to a low-carbon economy.
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UK Government must align funding aid with 'net-zero' to tackle global climate challenges, MPs warn
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Report: Fashion sector stalling on sustainability progress, with high street giants holding industry back
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Report: Oil and gas firms failing to disclose climate-related financial risks
The world's largest oil and gas firms must disclose more information on the financial risks that climate challenges will pose to their business, or face losing investment and stakeholder trust.
Net-zero emissions by 2050: CCC publishes long-awaited recommendations for UK Government
The UK must "set and vigorously pursue" a bold new climate change target to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to 'net-zero' levels by 2050 – replacing the current target of an 80% reduction against 1990 levels – according to a major new report from the Committee on Climate Change (CCC).
'Government must act now': Green economy reacts to the CCC's net-zero report
Green leaders have come out in force to praise the Committee on Climate Change's report - and requested immediate action from the government on the issues raised from its findings.
High Court dismisses climate case against third runway at Heathrow Airport
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Business leaders call for EU net-zero target
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edie launches SDG Spotlight reports to highlight how businesses can achieve the Global Goals
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UK's 'creative carbon accounting' breaches climate deal, say critics
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Verizon targets carbon neutrality by 2035
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Oxford City Council to create citizens assembly to assist with climate change targets
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'You did not act in time': Greta Thunberg's full speech to MPs
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Extinction Rebellion: Role of business in society is being defined by climate change
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Local and regional governments have the answer for the climate change conundrum
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UK emissions linked to annual Arctic ice loss larger than four cities
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Shell taken to court over climate impacts and alleged human rights 'violations'
Oil and gas giant Shell is facing legal actions over "slow" progress in reducing its emissions, improving its human rights protections and eliminating oil spills, with green campaign group Friends of the Earth's (FoTE) Netherlands arm claiming its current business model is "wrecking the climate".
Brexit eclipses climate talks in leaked EU summit draft
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DSM emissions goals approved by Science Based Targets initiative
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Five EU countries call for 100% renewable energy by 2050
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Science Based Targets initiative unveils bid to help more businesses set 1.5C goals
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Big-name businesses call on EU to set 'net-zero' emissions target for 2050
Unilever, Tesco and Heathrow Airport are among a coalition of 16 big-name corporates calling on the European Union (EU) to set a legally binding net-zero carbon emissions target for 2050, which would see the bloc achieve carbon neutrality within the next three decades.
How meeting the Paris Agreement will improve global economic growth
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Global energy demand will decouple from economic growth for the first time by 2035, due to zero-carbon energy sources accounting for more than half of the global power supply - a feat that still puts a 2C-pathway "out of reach".
BP links employee bonuses with climate progress in Paris Agreement alignment drive
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Calls for review of UK's 2050 climate target rejected by Court of Appeals
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MEPs locked in dispute over EU's climate plan
European lawmakers are locked in a dispute over a landmark climate plan that is meant to drag the EU into compliance with the Paris Agreement, as parliamentary committees tussle over who should take the lead.
Investors press fast food giants to 'urgently' improve supply chain sustainability
A coalition of investment firms with more than $6.5trn in assets under management have called on six of the world's largest fast food companies to take more ambitious action to tackle the climate and water risks within their supply chains, as a "matter of urgency".
Ocean growth hub amongst projects backed by £279m Industrial Strategy investment
The UK Government has announced various new projects aimed at protecting the health of the oceans, developing the next generation of sustainable packaging and protecting Pacific Island nations from the threats of climate change.
President Trump's environmental agenda - the story so far
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Why tree planting should be part of your climate change strategy
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EU forges deal on coal phase-out, with special Polish clause
European Union legislators reached agreement in the early hours of Wednesday (19 December) over a proposed reform of electricity market rules that includes a 2025 cut-off date for coal subsidies, and a special clause for Poland.
Nations agree on Paris Agreement rulebook, fail on climate ambition
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Tackle climate or face financial crash, say world's biggest investors
Global investors managing $32tn issued a stark warning to governments at the UN climate summit on Monday, demanding urgent cuts in carbon emissions and the phasing out of all coal burning. Without these, the world faces a financial crash several times worse than the 2008 crisis, they said.
Merlin Entertainments switches to 100% renewable electricity for UK attractions
Legoland, Sea Life and Madame Tussauds operator Merlin Entertainments is now sourcing 100% renewably-generated electricity across its UK attractions, after signing a supply deal with green power firm Ecotricity.
IEA: Global carbon emissions set to rise in 2018, breaking five-year decline
The amount of carbon emitted by the world's most economically advanced nations is set to rise before the end of 2018, bucking a five-year decline in emissions, the International Energy Agency (IEA) has warned.
10 years on from the Climate Change Act, how far have we come?
The first line of the Climate Change Act passed in 2008 reads "it is the duty of the Secretary of State to ensure that the net UK carbon account for the year 2050 is at least 80% lower than the baseline".
COP24 Covered: edie analyses climate talks with series of mini-podcasts
As hundreds of world leaders, policymakers and climate experts meet in Poland to discuss how best to address some of the world's most pressing climate challenges, edie has launched a new series of podcast episodes which will round-up all of the key developments and major announcements for businesses, in under 10 minutes.
Banking giants pledge to align investment portfolios with Paris Agreement
BBVA, BNP Paribas, Standard Chartered and Société Générale have pledged to measure the climate-related impacts of their lending portfolios and assist companies they invest in with aligning their respective sustainability strategies with the Paris Agreement goals.
'We are last generation that can stop climate change' - UN summit
The UN climate change summit begins on Monday with a warning that today's generation is the last that can prevent catastrophic global warming, as well as the first to be suffering its impacts.
New EU plan comes out fighting for 'climate neutrality' by 2050
The European Commission has unveiled its much-anticipated plan for a "climate-neutral Europe" on Wednesday (28 November), in an effort to show EU countries how to stick to the goals of the Paris Agreement and endorse a shared long-term strategy.
UN: World must triple efforts or face catastrophic climate change
Countries are failing to take the action needed to stave off the worst effects of climate change, a UN report has found, and the commitments made in the 2015 Paris agreement will not be met unless governments introduce additional measures as a matter of urgency.
10 countries demand net-zero emission goal in new EU climate strategy
Ministers from ten EU countries have urged the European Commission to chart a "credible and detailed" path towards net-zero emissions in 2050, ahead of the launch of a landmark climate strategy next week.
Report: G20 nations off track to meet Paris Agreement goals, despite clean energy promises
Of the energy provided to G20 nations during the past 10 years, 82% was generated using coal, oil or gas - despite the bloc's promises to transition to clean power.
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