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Gasunie’s $13B investment will transform the Dutch gas grid, prioritizing hydrogen, biomethane, and CCS, securing industrial competitiveness while accelerating the energy transition.

DBS Indonesia strengthens its ESG financing leadership, driving green loans, M&A, and sustainable trade to support Indonesia’s energy transition and Net Zero 2060 goals.

ASIC’s new climate disclosure guide sets compliance rules as mandatory reporting begins in 2025. The phased rollout focuses on large companies first, with a pragmatic enforcement strategy.

Amid political pressure, companies are rebranding DEI efforts rather than abandoning them. The focus is shifting toward measurable workplace inclusion while avoiding legal risks.

A major study by Eawag reveals that human activity is altering biodiversity faster than expected. Species declines and shifts in ecosystem composition threaten global biodiversity, with habitat destruction, pollution, and invasive species emerging as key culprits. The research highlights the urgent need for targeted conservation strategies.

Baloch activist Manzoor Baloch addressed the UNHRC’s 58th session, urging the council to take immediate action against human rights violations in Balochistan. He called for the UNHCR to recognize Baloch refugees and conduct a mission to assess the crisis, citing widespread oppression, forced disappearances, and lack of humanitarian support.

Google has signed a 10-year PPA with Exus Renewables, securing 35MW of wind energy for its Spanish operations. The deal supports Google’s 24/7 carbon-free energy goal by 2030 and contributes to Spain’s renewable energy transition.

Persefoni has raised $23M in a Series C funding round, bringing its total capital to $179M. The company is expanding its AI-driven carbon accounting solutions, with new climate risk management and reporting tools expected in 2025.

The SEC has withdrawn its defense of climate disclosure rules, effectively abandoning its push for mandatory corporate climate risk reporting. The decision follows a change in leadership and mounting legal opposition, despite strong investor demand for transparency on climate-related financial risks.

A study from Trinity College Dublin reveals that public parks—especially entrances and playgrounds—harbor high levels of parasitic roundworm eggs. The findings highlight the need for better pet waste management, improved park design, and increased public awareness to reduce infection risks.

IKEA Australia has cut its operational climate footprint by 89% since FY16 while growing revenue by 68%. Key milestones include 100% renewable electricity, a 37% reduction in food waste, and a $4.5 million investment in EV infrastructure. The company has also hired refugees, supported domestic violence survivors, and reduced its gender pay gap to 3.5%, proving that sustainability and business success can go hand in hand.

The UK has introduced the world’s first Nature Finance Standard (BSI Flex 701) to enhance credibility and transparency in nature-based investments. Backed by government agencies and environmental leaders, this standard aims to combat greenwashing, support high-integrity nature markets, and drive economic growth through sustainable investments. The Green Finance Institute warns that failing to account for nature risks could shrink GDP by 6%, making structured green finance more critical than ever.