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The Cost of 0.5°C: Why Half a Degree of Warming Changes EverythingArticle
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The Cost of 0.5°C: Why Half a Degree of Warming Changes Everything

Coral reefs show what half a degree costs: 70 to 90% at risk at 1.5°C, nearly all gone at 2°C. Here's why 1.5°C vs 2°C changes everything.

07 Jun 2026GLOBAL
Grey vs Green Urban Landscapes: The Business Case for Building Cities With NatureArticle
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Grey vs Green Urban Landscapes: The Business Case for Building Cities With Nature

Why grey, pipe-and-concrete cities are giving way to green infrastructure. A professional's guide to the risks of conventional urban design, the multi-benefit case for nature-based solutions, and the numbers that make green pay.

07 Jun 2026GLOBAL
The Future Isn't Inherited, It's Shaped by the Choices We Make TodayArticle
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The Future Isn't Inherited, It's Shaped by the Choices We Make Today

In just over 200 years, the planet has shifted from thriving and balanced to strained and overdrawn. Here's how we got here and why the decisions businesses make now will decide what comes next.

07 Jun 2026GLOBAL
Climate Change: Drivers, Risks, and Strategic ResponseArticle
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Climate Change: Drivers, Risks, and Strategic Response

A data-driven guide to climate change for business leaders: the key drivers, how the climate mechanism works, the financial and societal risks, and the mitigation and adaptation strategies that define a credible response.

07 Jun 2026GLOBAL
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OneStop ESG Media Pack

OneStop ESG Media Pack

27 Apr 2026
#105 - Are We Funding Net Zero or Delaying It?Newsletter
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#105 - Are We Funding Net Zero or Delaying It?

Record clean energy investment. Record fossil fuel financing. Both happened in the same year. The transition is moving just not fast enough, and not to the right places.

11 Apr 2026
#104 LVMH, Luxury, and SustainabilityNewsletter
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#104 LVMH, Luxury, and Sustainability

LVMH has already exceeded its 2026 climate target, cutting Scope 1 and 2 emissions by over 50% ahead of schedule. But with most emissions sitting in its supply chain, the key question is whether its governance-led approach can deliver meaningful Scope 3 reductions at scale

11 Apr 2026
#101 Agriculture Is the Real Climate BattlegroundNewsletter
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#101 Agriculture Is the Real Climate Battleground

The gap between recognition and action in food system emissions is now the single largest structural weakness in global climate strategy.

11 Apr 2026
#98 Heathrow’s Green TransitionNewsletter
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#98 Heathrow’s Green Transition

Can the world's most connected airport expand and decarbonise at the same time? Heathrow is pushing a £49bn third runway while chasing net-zero. SAF sits at 0.2% of global fuel, hydrogen planes are a decade late, and a new runway could add 9.43m tonnes of CO₂ a year.

11 Apr 2026
#97 AI and the Planet: How Artificial Intelligence Is Transforming Climate and Nature SolutionsNewsletter
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#97 AI and the Planet: How Artificial Intelligence Is Transforming Climate and Nature Solutions

How AI is powering climate solutions and straining the planet at the same time, and what companies need to do about it.

11 Apr 2026
#96 Volvo Group’s 2040 Net-Zero RoadmapNewsletter
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#96 Volvo Group’s 2040 Net-Zero Roadmap

Volvo Group faces heavy transport's decarbonization crunch: diesel fleets drive emissions, yet uptime is non-negotiable. Its 2025 ESRS-aligned report charts a net-zero value chain by 2040, with 31% lower use-phase emissions since 2019, 3% electric sales, and 93% supplier sustainability assessments. CEO Lundstedt and CSO Svensson spotlight partnerships as key. Progress is real, gaps remain.

11 Apr 2026
#95 ESG Isn’t Failing. Execution Is.Newsletter
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#95 ESG Isn’t Failing. Execution Is.

Most companies aren't failing at ESG because they lack ambition. They're failing at execution. The real bottleneck is operational: disorganised evidence, unclear ownership, and systems that can't keep pace with commitments.

11 Apr 2026