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Good for General Motors, but is an electric Hummer good for the planet?

Reuters Events Sustainable Business's editor in chief Terry Slavin picks out some of the highlights of the free-to-download February issue of The Sustainable Business Review
  • GM comes from behind to vie for pole position in electric...

    In the second of our year-long series examining the...

  • ANALYSIS: How far apart are Shell and ExxonMobil on climate?

    Terry Slavin says the latest climate plans from the two oil...

  • Seeking take-off with 1,000 clean tech solutions to fuel the...

    Oliver Balch talks to Swiss aviator Bertrand Piccard of the...

  • Policy Watch: China’s national emissions trading market boosts global...
  • New dawn for America – and for Reuters Events Sustainable Business
  • Where is Big Carbon in the race to net zero?

  • 'Many countries are saying no more internal combustion engines. The U.S. needs to say it too'

    Terry Slavin, (Jan 27, 2021)

    Climate change was high on the agenda at this month’s Reuters Next virtual summit. Terry Slavin reports on some of the key takeaways

  • Interview: How WEF converts blue-sky thinking into real-world action

    Oliver Balch, (Jan 26, 2021)

    As Davos goes online this year, Oliver Balch talks to Dominic Waughray of WEF’s Centre for Global Public Goods on the 50-year-old organisation’s approach to bringing about long-term, effective system transformation

  • Policy Watch: President Biden sets about tackling climate change with 'all-star' team

    Angeli Mehta, (Jan 25, 2021)

    In her monthly column in The Sustainable Business Review, Angeli Mehta rounds up the key policy developments that will affect sustainable business in 2021

  • Brand Watch: U.S. oil majors feel heat as climate divide widens with European competitors

    Oliver Balch, (Jan 25, 2021)

    In his column in the new Sustainable Business Review, Oliver Balch analyses the latest sustainability news affecting companies, from climate risk to supply chain standards

  • Rethinking the meaning of investment in the age of climate change

    Yan Swiderski, (Jan 5, 2021)

    COMMENT: Yan Swiderski explains what led him to co-found the Global Returns Project, a new initiative aiming to generate $10bn annually to tackle the climate crisis

  • Race to net zero: Reuters Events Sustainable Business' editorial calendar for 2021

    Terry Slavin, (Dec 23, 2020)

    We are sharpening up our coverage with a new publication and exclusive research benchmarking the top 250 greenhouse gas emitters

  • Lady de Rothschild’s road to the Vatican

    Oliver Balch, (Dec 15, 2020)

    Oliver Balch interviews the financier leading the Coalition for Inclusive Capitalism, which has partnered with the Vatican in its drive to reform markets and companies to meet the unprecedented social and environmental challenges ahead

  • Shaping up for the net-zero race this month in The Ethical Corporation

    Terry Slavin, (Dec 10, 2020)

    At the recent Climate Ambition Summit governments made new commitments to cut CO2 emissions by 2030. In our December issue we report on what the private sector is doing to make its climate action both ambitious and credible. And we launch a new publication, the Sustainable Business Review

  • New drive to police ‘wild west’ of net-zero targets ahead of COP26

    Mike Scott, (Dec 9, 2020)

    With corporate climate neutrality claims derided by some as the ‘new world peace’, Mike Scott reports on efforts to call out greenwash and promote scientifically credible action

  • ‘Where’s the climate science behind continuing to bankroll coal?’ NGOs demand

    Mike Scott, (Dec 8, 2020)

    Critics of the new science-based target for the finance sector say it doesn’t go far enough, while there are fears the EU's sustainable finance taxonomy will lack rigour. Mike Scott reports

  • 'Great climate ambition from UK but mind the gaps,' experts warn

    Angeli Mehta, (Dec 4, 2020)

    The COP26 host is challenging other countries to match its ambition after setting challenging new 2030 targets for cutting emissions this week. Angeli Mehta asks leading experts whether they think Boris Johnson has the policies in place to deliver

  • Nigel Topping: 'We need a clear-eyed view of what could trip us up in the race to net-zero'

    Terry Slavin, (Dec 3, 2020)

  • Biden’s first steps spur audacity of hope for US climate action proponents

    Diana Rojas, (Nov 30, 2020)

    Even if Democrats fail to secure the Senate in January, there is optimism that the Biden administration’s commitment to addressing climate change is riding economic and financial tailwinds. Diana Rojas reports

  • ‘Coronavirus has pushed efforts to increase access of poorest to energy to the brink’

    Chhavi Sharma, (Nov 26, 2020)

    Comment: Chhavi Sharma of climate solutions charity Ashden says building a more inclusive and diverse energy ecosystem will be critical to reaching SDG7 by 2030

  • BlackRock flexes ESG muscle with vote against P&G on deforestation

    Oliver Balch, (Nov 19, 2020)

    Oliver Balch talks to Ray Cameron, head of stewardship for the Americas, about the asset manager's new approach to demanding greater transparency from companies on ESG

  • Why multilateralism needs to make a comeback at G20

    Paul Polman, (Nov 19, 2020)

    Comment: Paul Polman argues that global leaders must rise to the unprecedented challenges facing humanity by crafting a coordinated international response to Covid-19 that protects both people and planet

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