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The prominence of climate change has tended to skew ESG discussions towards Environmental issues. But in some industries and some countries Social issues are more material. This podcast will provide a fresh look at the “S” in ESG to help experts in the field recalibrate. Enjoyed the episode? Make sure you hit follow so you don't miss the next one and check out our website for related content...

At the UN COP 26 and COP 27 negotiations, an agreement was finally reached on Article 6 of the Paris Agreement which established market rules for international trading of some carbon credits. However, Article 6 is yet to be implemented, and it is uncertain to what extent it will provide a framework for the voluntary carbon market. With demand low and a still-evolving marketplace, will an imperfect...

As global GHG emissions continue to rise it’s clear that the targets set by the Paris Agreement are now unachievable. Our latest episode discusses how corporate leaders are addressing the inevitable increase in short-term climate risk and the challenges posed by the requirement to accelerate the net zero transition.  We’re joined by NED and Chair of Chapter Zero, Julie Baddeley, and Charlie Langda...

Every week brings a new announcement of a climate or ESG tech firm raising more than $100 million from blue-chip investors whilst achieving unicorn status with fewer than 100 employees. Will these valuations continue, or will the sector be a victim of the broader tech bear market? Enjoyed the episode? Make sure you hit follow so you don't miss the next one and check out our website for relate...

We’re joined by Evan Greenfield of S&P Global and Orlan Boston of EY to discuss the relationship between risk-focused ESG metrics and the broader aims of sustainability practitioners. Are these approaches complimentary or fundamentally at odds with each other? Will they converge in the period ahead, and if so, which language will they use to describe their aims? Enjoyed the episode? Make sure...