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With our climate in imminent peril, biodiversity in meltdown and inequality leading to rising tensions, the need to trust what businesses say is more important than ever. But how are we supposed to trust businesses with the ever-present threat of greenwashing?

Financial institutions could cut 60% of global food system emissions by 2030 by following six priority actions to help guide investment in the industry, according to a new report from financial think tank Planet Tracker.

It would cost a maximum of $350bn annually to achieve “world-altering” reductions to the food system’s negative climate and nature impact – just 4% of the level of private finance currently provided to the agri-food sector each year.

Planet Tracker argues financial sector holds huge potential to help build more sustainable food and farming system worldwide

From greenwishing to greencrowding, greenshifting to greenhushing – there is no doubt that greenwashing and all its permutations are firmly in the sights of the Australian regulator (and investors)

New WWF research shows some banks and investors recognize the potential for ESG risks in seafood but most lack robust or actionable policies.

Greenhushing, greenshifting, greencrowding: Greenwashing is getting harder to spot. Here are the latest tactics to watch out for.

Citigroup and Bank of America have done more to support the expansion of fossil-fuel companies than any other lenders claiming to target net-zero financed emissions, according to a new analysis comparing industry pledges to action.

Group aims to catalyse private sector actions that can protect and restore nature through shareholder action

MONTREAL, QC / ACCESSWIRE / December 11, 2022 / During a main stage session today at the 15th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity (COP15), a group of institutional