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Major banks, including JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs, are scaling back public DEI commitments amid political scrutiny and cost concerns, signaling a shift in corporate social responsibility strategies.

Can farming heal the planet? Regenerative agriculture offers a powerful solution by restoring soil health, capturing carbon, and promoting biodiversity. These climate-friendly practices not only sustain food production but also help reverse climate change, ensuring a resilient future for people and the planet.

Australia launches a A$1B Green Iron Fund, including a A$500M Whyalla steelworks rescue, to boost low-carbon steel, secure jobs, and strengthen its role in the global green iron market.

Mizuho and GenZero partner to develop transition credits, a financial tool to accelerate coal plant retirements in Asia. This initiative supports clean energy goals and global climate finance efforts.
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Canada is set to issue its third green bond, following $11 billion in investor demand for past issuances. The bond supports net-zero goals and strengthens Canada’s sustainable finance market.

The £2.5 billion Eastern Green Link 1 (EGL1) project has begun construction, set to deliver renewable energy from Scotland to England via a 190km subsea and underground cable.

Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (Doge), which he claims promotes “maximum transparency,” has integrated data from the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI), a think tank known for challenging climate policies. CEI has ties to fossil fuel interests and has been involved in efforts to block major climate agreements. Critics argue that Doge’s reliance on CEI’s data raises concerns about its objectivity and potential political influence.

Wetlands are essential ecosystems that provide clean water, protect against floods, support biodiversity, and help fight climate change. Yet, they remain under constant threat. Understanding their role and taking steps to protect them is crucial for ensuring a sustainable future.

Elon Musk's "Department of Government Efficiency" (Doge) website has incorporated data from the rightwing think tank Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI), known for opposing climate policies. CEI, funded by fossil fuel interests, has been involved in legal controversies, including a recent $1 million lawsuit loss to climate scientist Dr. Michael Mann. The inclusion of CEI data raises concerns about the transparency and objectivity of Musk's efficiency initiative.

Carbon sequestration is a vital process in the fight against climate change. By capturing and storing CO₂ from the atmosphere and industrial emissions, this method helps reduce greenhouse gases and mitigate climate risks. From natural solutions like trees to advanced technologies involving soil amendments and bacteria, carbon sequestration plays a key role in stabilizing our planet's climate and enhancing sustainability efforts.

Allied Properties REIT issues a $450 million green bond to support sustainable projects and strengthen its financial position.

Indonesia receives a $53M green loan from IFC to cut emissions in retail properties, targeting a 42% reduction for older buildings by 2030.