Eugene Ellmen
Writer at Freelance
Writer, #sustainablebusiness & #sustainablefinance https://t.co/tQIiqMaMqR
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1 week ago |
corporateknights.com | Eugene Ellmen
As fossil fuel companies water down their climate commitments, and banks cast doubt on global warming targets, one key climate-action organization is holding firm. The Science Based Targets initiative will continue to insist that corporations seeking validation under its climate-plan accreditation – considered an international gold standard – must set a 1.5°C climate target, as set out by the Paris Agreement.
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2 weeks ago |
hamiltoncitymagazine.ca | Eugene Ellmen
Pilot project aims to provide an alternative future for Hamilton’s transit corridor, one that includes affordable housing alongside upscale high-rises. A land speculation bonanza is underway along Hamilton’s King and Main streets triggered chiefly by the largest infrastructure project in the city’s history, the $3.4-billion light rail transit line. Like every other major city in Canada, high levels of immigration and demand for urban housing are driving up property values.
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2 weeks ago |
hamiltoncitymagazine.ca | Eugene Ellmen
Pilot project aims to provide an alternative future for Hamilton’s transit corridor, one that includes affordable housing alongside upscale high-rises. A land speculation bonanza is underway along Hamilton’s King and Main streets triggered chiefly by the largest infrastructure project in the city’s history, the $3.4-billion light rail transit…
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1 month ago |
corporateknights.com | Eugene Ellmen
As international megabanks like Wells Fargo and HSBC renege on their global-warming commitments, three Canadian shareholder groups are scrutinizing Canada’s banks and demanding a wide range of reforms. Through shareholder resolutions and an open letter, these investors are calling on banks to hang tight to their emission targets and plans, increase their energy transparency, improve board governance and discontinue anti-climate lobbying.
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1 month ago |
corporateknights.com | Eugene Ellmen
European political leaders have proposed a massive revamp of sustainable business and finance transparency laws in a move they say will improve the European Union’s competitiveness and save more than €6 billion in social and environmental disclosure costs. Yet the so-called simplification omnibus bill proposed by the European Commission (EC) – the executive branch of Europe’s government – has come under widespread criticism.
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BlackRock and major U.S. banks have headed for the exist at #GFANZ, plunging the organization into crisis. What does this mean for financial industry climate collaboration? Here's a backgrounder on the issue. @corporateknight https://t.co/4oLO8JAeo3
The Net Zero Banking Alliance has now lost all of its leadership from the US banks. It's hard to see a path forward for global bank action on climate without the US at the table. #NZBA https://t.co/Q4VLBgCm4E
With Donald Trump about to move into the White House in coming weeks, things are about to get chillier in the world of #sustainablefinance and #ESG. But it won't be a deep-freeze. My forecast in @corporateknight.
Take a look at the year ahead for sustainable finance with these seven predictions by @EugeneEllmen. From anti-ESG attacks to climate disclosures and the green taxonomy, this is your almanac for sustainable investing in 2025. https://t.co/FCgfivSAoW