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IPSASB has released a draft climate-related reporting standard for the public sector, marking a first in sustainability reporting, with public comments accepted until February 2025.

ESMA's 2024 reporting guidelines focus on sustainability, emphasizing double materiality, financial integration, and taxonomy compliance for over 50,000 affected companies.

A new report reveals that cement, metals, power, and wood and paper industries account for 90% of direct and indirect emissions, highlighting the need for tailored sustainability strategies.

GSK, Kering, and Holcim launched the first science-based nature goals, setting targets to improve freshwater and land sustainability, under guidance from the Science Based Targets Network (SBTN).
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NTPC Green Energy secures SEBI approval for a ₹10,000 crore IPO to fund renewable projects and reduce debt, supporting the growth of India’s green energy infrastructure.
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The UNDP introduces a new guide to assist countries in reducing financial practices that harm biodiversity, addressing a $700 billion annual funding gap to protect ecosystems.

Morgan Stanley adjusts its emissions targets for six sectors, aiming for a 1.5-1.7°C cap in global warming, citing challenges in technology, policy, and demand across key industries.

At the COP16 Biodiversity Conference, more than 500 companies and financial institutions committed to nature-related risk reporting under TNFD, advancing global sustainability standards.
GAIL and Verbio India partner to explore compressed biogas plants using agricultural waste, aiming to enhance clean energy and support rural livelihoods.
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A CDP report reveals a 43% rise in corporate biodiversity data disclosures since 2022. Despite progress, under 10% of companies assess biodiversity dependencies, posing financial risks.

ICE and Dun & Bradstreet unveil a new climate risk data solution for public and private companies, offering extensive emissions and climate data across millions of entities worldwide.

Snam launches its first transition plan to achieve net zero by 2050, committing €26 billion for sustainable investments and enhancing biodiversity while reducing carbon and methane emissions.