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The European Commission has proposed a new initiative, the EU Flight Emissions Label (FEL), aimed at offering passengers clear information on the carbon emissions of their flights. Part of the broader ReFuelEU Aviation regulations, the FEL will standardize how flight emissions are calculated, addressing current discrepancies across airlines. Passengers will see this information when booking flights within or departing from the EU, enabling them to make more environmentally conscious decisions. With only 5% of passengers currently having access to emissions data, despite high demand for it, the FEL will include factors like aircraft type, passenger load, and fuel used. The initiative is voluntary for airlines starting in 2025, and a dedicated website will allow public comparison of emissions across airlines. This move aims to combat greenwashing and promote cleaner operations by rewarding airlines that invest in sustainable practices, fostering competition towards lower emissions in the aviation sector.

The 2024 Farmer Voice survey, conducted by Kynetec for Bayer, reveals that 75% of farmers globally are experiencing the effects of climate change or are concerned about its future impact. Key challenges include reduced crop yields, pest attacks, and financial losses due to extreme weather events. In India, 41% of farmers cite pest attacks as their primary issue, while rising costs of crop protection chemicals and labour shortages add further stress. Despite these hurdles, 80% of Indian farmers are willing to adopt new technologies, though high costs pose barriers. Regenerative agriculture is also gaining traction, with 80% of Indian farmers employing soil-health-focused practices, though awareness of the term remains limited. The survey underscores the need for increased innovation and collaboration between farmers, businesses, and society to build resilient, sustainable farming systems that can withstand the growing impacts of climate change.

UNEP FI urges governments to urgently tackle systemic climate risks, emphasizing the need for robust regulations and collaboration to protect economies and promote sustainable finance.

Accenture and the UN highlight how generative AI can accelerate progress on Sustainable Development Goals, offering innovative solutions amid global crises.

Ursula von der Leyen announces a new EU Commission team focused on climate action, security, and competitiveness, aiming to drive sustainable policies and boost economic growth in Europe.

MSCI has launched Carbon Project Ratings, evaluating over 4,000 carbon credit projects for integrity and impact, enhancing transparency and investor confidence in the carbon market.

The SBTi has updated its corporate net-zero standard, emphasizing genuine emissions reductions over offsetting, and enhancing transparency and accountability for companies' climate actions.

Vanguard's proxy choice pilot reveals 24% of investors favor ESG policies, highlighting a growing commitment to sustainable investing among retail participants.

A coalition of investors managing $29 trillion urges global governments to implement mandatory climate reporting and tailored sectoral strategies to tackle climate risks effectively.

Reliance, Adani, and major financial firms pledge $386 billion to help India reach 500 GW of clean energy by 2030, marking a major step in the country’s renewable energy transition.

