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Study finds TikTok’s carbon footprint is likely to exceed Greece’s
We take a look at the environmental and social costs of TikTok, including its carbon footprint and the role of finfluencers in sharing non-compliant financial promotions.
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European regulators call on financial institutions to integrate climate risks
Following “Fit-For-55” stress test, ESAs find transition risk losses alone unlikely to threaten EU financial stability.
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ESG Corner: California laws, Shell’s court battle, data centers and COP29
ESG disclosure rules are being litigated, but corporate entities and governments still have risk-based ESG initiatives as goals.
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FCA work in review October 10-17, 2024
Our at-a-glance guide to recent FCA activity.
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General Election 2024: What Labour and the Conservatives say on sustainability and sustainable finance
Harriet O’Brien looks at the pledges in the manifestos.
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European Parliament adopts new anti-greenwashing law
New EU laws to prohibit false environmental claims in line with UK Advertising Standards Authority guidance.
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How global trade could fragment after the EU’s tax on ‘dirty’ imports
A levy on imports of carbon-intensive materials such as steel may help limit emissions, but producers warn it could radically alter trade flows.
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COP28: Summit yields practical actions on climate crisis
A roundup of measures agreed by representatives from nearly 200 countries at the 28th Conference of the Parties.