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Faced with the prospect that climate change will drive ever deadlier heat waves, rising seas and crop failures that will menace the global food system, countries, corporations and cities appear to ha…

A major new analysis of the global net-zero movement has found that the share of revenues from listed firms with targets of some kind has increased almost four-fold within a year. Nonetheless, there is much to be done on making these targets credi...

Vast numbers of businesses, governments, cities, and regions now have net zero goals in place, but few have clear plans for how to effectively manage offsets and decarbonise supply chains, analysis shows

At the outset of COP26 now that ‘net zero’ has become nearly universal, it must become universally robust, argue ECIU's Richard Black and University of Oxford professor Thomas Hale

The FINANCIAL — More than 80% of global GDP – and 77% of global greenhouse gases – are now covered by a national net zero target, up from 68% and 61% last year, according to a new tracker co-led by Oxford Net Zero. But that number shrinks to 10% of global GDP and 5% of global emissions, if only strong commitments and clear plans are included, according to University of Oxford. Professor Thomas Hale, Global Public Policy, the University of Oxford’s Blavatnik School of Government, said, �...

Major assessment of net zero targets of leading firms and countries reveals robust net zero pledges cover 10 per cent of global GDP

OPINION: Leaders listen, at the COP26 conference net zero targets urgently need to be backed up by near-term action.

Companies are setting net-zero carbon targets more than ever. But how much is just talk? Here's how to determine their quality.

The global growth surge is driving a 6.7% increase in emissions from public companies, MSCI warns

Publicly-listed companies are on track to "burn through" their 1.5°C emissions budget within five years of COP26, which kicks off on 31 October