A Dutch nonprofit analyzed about 1,600 companies worldwide and found the median share of spending currently devoted to low-carbon projects is just 7%.

Oslo abruptly changed the ethics rules for the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund

Israel’s offensive and aid curbs tip enclave of 2.1mn Palestinians into famine

Nepal has achieved remarkable EV adoption, using indigenous hydroelectric power and smart taxation, offering policy insights for countries worldwide.

The blockade on Gaza has left two million at risk of starvation, Palestinian representatives said at the opening of a case at the International Court of Justice

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The U.S. Forest Service has terminated $75 million awarded to the Arbor Day Foundation to help disadvantaged communities plant trees.

Insurance groups and pension funds threaten to dump those ‘misaligned’ with retiree objectives

Donald Trump’s election has accelerated a cultural shift in the nation’s boardrooms

Gerbrand Haverkamp is executive director of the World Benchmarking Alliance As Davos approaches, more businesses must stand up and demand stronger corporate accountability mechanisms

With Switzerland joining, the Europeans are closing a large gap in the middle of Europe.

The group’s secretariat has slashed demand estimates by 27%, moving closer to the view of the IEA.

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The methodology for the 2026 Ocean Benchmark is a key document to understand how we will research and evaluate the companies selected for this benchmark.

Paul Atkins, an SEC commissioner during the George W. Bush administration, says the new rule would burden publicly traded businesses.

Politics in Germany is suddenly looking a lot less predictable and potentially less stable following state elections, writes Damien McGuinness.

The EFJ represents over 295,000 journalists in 44 countries.

Benchmarking for a better world. Building a movement to measure and incentivise business impact towards a sustainable future that works for everyone.

A new methodology will help companies with climate commitments stay on track to achieve those commitments. It has major luxury brands behind it.

As negotiators at COP29 struggle to define or finance the energy transition, Exxon CEO Darren Woods turned up with a pitch of his own. An annotated interview.

The present moment may put severe constraints on the imaginations of pro-democracy reformers, writes Dean Jackson.