While the risks of inaction rise by the day, applying a climate justice lens to climate action offers real opportunity for businesses.

Renewable energy potential across Africa is 50 times greater than the anticipated electricity demand of the entire planet by 2040. The key to unlocking this potential is equitable capital.

Widely viewed as a “Paris Agreement for nature,” the GBF is historic because it creates a framework for how countries, industry and communities can collaborate to save nature.

Europe is struggling through energy, climate and cost-of-living crises while Russia’s war drags on. The way forward is a rapid redesign of how the continent produces, supplies and consumes energy — and a full system approach for navigating the coming winter and decarbonizing Europe.

Launched at COP26 in Glasgow in 2021, the ISSB is bringing clarity, consistency and comparability to sustainability reporting. Its goal is to inform capital allocation by providing investors with decision-useful information about companies’ sustainability risks and opportunities.

In a historic decision, the UN General Assembly has voted to recognize the human right to a clean, healthy and sustainable environment. Businesses have a responsibility to respect human rights wherever they operate and implement existing international best practices and standards. This responsibility now extends to the human right to a healthy environment.