All Environmental issues articles – Page 9
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Podcast
ESG leadership in listed equity episode 2
In this episode of the PRI podcast, the PRI’s senior lead in listed equities, Michal Bartek speaks with Peter Michaelis of Liontrust. They reflect on the key developments in responsible investing in decades past, discuss the likely issues in the next decade and explore what it takes for listed equity ...
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Policy report
Policy briefing: The road to COP26 (US)
[Region: US] A significant acceleration of action is needed to if we are to meet the Paris Agreement goals. This briefing, which is one of a series of climate policy country briefings, presents the PRI’s recommendations for priority climate-related policies for the US that would help leverage investors’ interests in ...
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Case study
Collaborative engagement against the construction of Vung Ang 2 coal-fired power plant
Case study by Nordea Asset Management
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Incorporating Remote Sensing Data to ESG and Alternative Risk Monitoring
Case study by MioTech
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Integrating macro ESG metrics into emerging market sovereign debt investing
Case study by Grantham, Mayo, Van Otterloo & Co. LLC
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Green-leader or green-washer? Using AI to prioritise company engagements
Case study by Acadian Asset Management
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ESG Integration, Investment-Led, Expert-Driven
Case study by J.P. Morgan Asset Management
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Sustainalytics - 10 for 2021 - Investing in the Circular Food Economy
Case study by Sustainalytics
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Webinar
COP26 Webinar 6: Industrial Transition to Net Zero
As part of the PRI Digital Conference, the PRI and the LSEG will be co-hosting the sixth and final event in the PRI and LSEG COP26 Investor Action on Climate Series, ‘Industrial Transition to Net Zero - How can business and the investment sector come together to achieve global decarbonisation?’
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Blog post
COP26 must keep a 1.5-degree world alive
By Sagarika Chatterjee, Director of Climate Change, PRI
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Blog post
Less than one week until COP26, new Australian climate plans still fall short
By Fiona Reynolds, CEO, PRI