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Standard Chartered Enhances Net Zero Roadmap with Commitment to Deliver Methane (CH4) Emissions Reduction Target

Standard Chartered Enhances Net Zero Roadmap with Commitment to Deliver Methane (CH4) Emissions Reduction Target

Broadening our ambition in greenhouse gas reduction Standard Chartered enhances net zero roadmap with commitment to deliver methane (CH4) emissions reduction target. A methane target aligns with Standard Chartered’s focus on reducing carbon dioxide-related (CO2) financed emissions and supports the companies ambition to be net zero by 2050. The Group has

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Navigating the DEI and ESG Maze- Unraveling Corporate Confusion

Navigating the DEI and ESG Maze: Unraveling Corporate Confusion

Story by Taylor Telford, Julian Mark – Washington Post Last year, Eli Lilly’s annual shareholders letter referenced the acronym for diversity, equity and inclusion 48 times. This year, “DEI” is nowhere to be found. In March, Starbucks got shareholder approval to replace “representation” goals with “talent” performance for executive bonus

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UN plastics treaty: reasons to be optimistic

UN plastics treaty: reasons to be optimistic

With the fourth round of negotiations for a UN treaty to end plastic pollution now concluded, Unilever CEO Hein Schumacher reflects on the progress made and the road ahead. Unilever CEO Hein Schumacher’s reflection Last week I took the opportunity to attend INC4 in Ottawa, the fourth round of negotiations

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Seven Ways to Get Sustainability Incentives Right

Seven Ways to Get Sustainability Incentives Right

By Alice Bolton and Ron Soonieus, BCG Boards and CEOs are increasingly using financial incentives to hit corporate sustainability goals. BCG research shows that 47% of corporate directors say that sustainability should be “entirely” integrated in executive performance metrics and/or compensation. And another 40% say it should be “somewhat” integrated. (See Exhibit 1.) But our analysis

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