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On the fifth anniversary of the TCFD, a call to action

GreenBiz

They recognized that without reliable climate-related financial information, assets could be mispriced and capital could be misallocated, meaning the global economy potentially could face a tumultuous transition to a low-carbon future. Investors are responding positively to this streamlining of environmental-financial disclosure.

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TNFD: A Pivot Point for Nature

Chris Hall

The TNFD was officially launched in June 2021 with an overarching aim to align corporate reporting and financial spending to alleviate nature-related risks. Its significance in that regard is obvious and as such has been widely endorsed by corporates, financial institutions, governments, regulators and civil society.

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ISSB’s First Sustainability Reporting Standards Target Granularity

Chris Hall

“By building on the TCFD’s framework, the ISSB’s climate proposals will create further consistency, comparability and reliability across climate disclosure so investors can make more informed financial decisions,” said Mary Schapiro, Head of the TCFD Secretariat. .

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In Defence of Corporate Climate Action

We Mean Business Coalition

I regularly hear from CEOs, CSOs and other corporate leaders just how challenging it is to develop a credible decarbonization strategy and plan. Business leaders now have the scientific evidence that taking climate action will boost their corporate success. The reality is far more complex.