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The transition to a low-carbon economy depends in increased output from the mining sector. The Church of England Pensions Board's Adam Matthews explains why his organisation, alongside other investors, is calling for action with the 'Mining 2030' initiative.

As global sustainability reporting standards emerge, investors should engage with the standard-setters to make sure that water impact reporting processes are improved, write Lisa Beauvilain of Impax Asset Management and Johan Florén of AP7.

UK Ministers argue that addressing the role of deforestation in investment portfolios will be crucial to realising the goals of the Glasgow Pact.

The financial sector in Brazil has so far ‘ignored the drive for ESG and sustainability’, writes Jose Pugas, partner and head of ESG at Agribusiness JGP Crédito: ‘This is a big mistake.’

As the largest financial market, the global debt capital markets can play a defining role in driving finance toward gender equality in both the public and private sectors, write Fabienne Michaux and Robyn Oates

As Net Zero pledges begin to be scrutinised, many investors seem comfortable with trajectories that don't consider everything needed to align with 1.5C. Sara Rochat and Andreas Hoepner highlight what investors must do to 'carve out the right curve' to net zero