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Asset owners, led by London CIV Local Government Pension Scheme, have issued an open letter “urgently” calling for increased adoption of pass-through voting by asset managers.

In COP 28, the moderates won, and the radical alarmists lost, wasting everybody’s time in the process. The actual negotiations got no press. It was noise all the way down.

Year after year, the 1.5°C target slips further away – with the world's planet-warming emissions still rising, and temperatures hitting new heights

Cop28 promises much, but fails to deliver the means

In Davos, the World Economic Forum launched a campaign to plant 1 trillion trees. Dozens of scientists say those trees might do more harm than good.

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The future of fossil fuels took center stage at this year’s controversy-laden U.N. climate summit.

The COP 28 final statement may be called historic, but ignores the fact that committing to a reduction in the consumption of oil and gas is all very well on paper, but in reality, things stand very differently.

     by gwynne dyer  the key debate on the last day of the cop28 climate summit was about whether or not the conference should endorse a resolution to ‘phase out’ fossil fuels – or, in a less ambitious

Current national policies are simply not enough.