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Keep it in the ground: How fossil fuel risk remains deeply embedded in global stock markets - Vimarsana News

Keep it in the ground: How fossil fuel risk remains deeply embedded in global stock markets

Carbon Tracker analysis finds global stock markets are still carrying three times more carbon reserves than can be burned for the world to stay on a 1.5C pathway

Report: EU plastics sector facing €678bn stranded asset risk due to 'unsustainable' business model - Vimarsana News

Report: EU plastics sector facing €678bn stranded asset risk due to 'unsustainable' business model

EU plastics industry ‘on the precipice’ due to unsustainable business model, tightening green regulations and competition from China, Planet Tracker warns

Who really owns the oil industry's future stranded assets? If you own investment funds or expect a pension, it might be you - Vimarsana News

Who really owns the oil industry's future stranded assets? If you own investment funds or expect a pension, it might be you

A study found $1.4 trillion in oil and gas industry assets would be at risk if governments follow through on their pledges to deal with climate change.

HSBC AM's 'head of irresponsible investment' condemned over climate speech - Vimarsana News

HSBC AM's 'head of irresponsible investment' condemned over climate speech

Experts slam 'totally bizarre' analysis that rejected the idea investors should worry about climate risks

Investors need to face facts on climate and audit at this year's AGMs - Vimarsana News

Investors need to face facts on climate and audit at this year's AGMs

Investors should vote against auditors that fail to flag climate risks to companies if they want to avoid stranded asset risk, argues Greenpeace's Charlie Kronick