“The resilience of sustainable investing is likely to have many causes, some of which are not yet sufficiently understood. However, what is clear is that investors’ appetite for firms with a strong ESG track record seems to persist during times of unexpected market turbulence.”
Renewable energy is fueling rural Texas economies
“Renewable energy projects have made a tremendous difference for rural Texas, generating significant county tax revenues that fund school improvements, first responder operations and other critical needs.”
BP’s Vision for Life After Oil
“New Chief Executive Bernard Looney promised in February to cut BP’s net emissions to zero by 2050, in a reversal of the London-based company’s previous stance. On Tuesday, he announced plans to achieve this ambition alongside a mixed set of results.”
The Capitalists are Saving the Planet says Telegraphs’s Pritchard
In an editorial earlier this month, The Telegraph's Ambrose Evans-Pritchard lays out an overwhelming defense for capitalism as our green saviour. He stands up to the Extinction Rebellion bullies with cold hard evidence that speaks for itself.
Green bond carbon rating could help lower emissions, guide investors – BIS
S&P Global reports that there is a serious financial incentive for companies to lower emissions.
Business Shifts From Resistance to Action on Climate
More and more, businesses and corporations are making intentional efforts to reduce their carbon footprint and produce more eco-friendly products.
Amazon reveals first 5 companies to receive investments from its $2B Climate Pledge Fund
GeekWire reports that Amazon has revealed the first 5 companies that have invested into its $2B Climate Pledge Fund
101 Companies Committed To Reducing Their Carbon Footprint
Here are 101 popular companies that are committing to carbon footprint reductions.
Natural Gas Bans Will Worsen California’s Poverty Problem
Bans on natural gas will make California’s poverty problem worse, and disproportionately hurt California’s poorest citizens.
What’s The Hold Up? On Key Infrastructure, Too Often It’s NEPA
Findings from the American Petroleum Institute show that the permitting and review process in NEPA delays project completion by an average of 5.8 years, costing $4.2 million