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Companies are seeing a record number of shareholder resolutions aimed at reproductive health issues in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision revoking the constitutional right to abortion, a new analysis shows.

<b>Gerard Barron</b> is hoping U.S. appetite for electric vehicle batteries and renewable energy components will give deep-sea mining a boost.

Don't be surprised if you hear about Puerto Rico going through a third round of hurricane-induced blackouts in a few months.

Voluntary carbon markets are still navigating through a thicket of reputational issues.

Bad news for the planet is good news for some, including the new crop of buzzy technologies that promise to capture carbon dioxide and bury it or use it.

Evidence is mounting that the attempts to evade ESG investing are costing taxpayers and public pensioners a lot of money.

Stacy Kauk, Shopify's head of sustainability, thinks carbon offsets are so 2019.

Red-state regulators have the financial sector on the defensive over ESG, but they may be overstating their success in bending Wall Street to their will.

Parag Khanna has faith in humanity's ability to adapt to climate-juiced natural disasters.

Insurers are already on the front lines of climate change. Now they're getting their turn on the front lines of the anti-ESG movement.