The record set on Sunday for the planet’s hottest day ever lasted just a single day, as another record was set on Monday as a series of summer heat waves blister North America and scientists warn human-caused greenhouse gas emissions could accelerate the pace of climate change.
The world cannot limit warming to 1.5 degrees by relying solely on carbon reduction. We need carbon removal too, writes Brett Shoemaker, Chief Sustainability Officer, Microsoft Australia and New Zealand.
Banks need to work a lot harder to ensure the emissions generated by their borrowers fall to a level which helps realise their own net zero ambitions.
There’s more than $54 trillion in unpriced climate risk across global capital markets.
If COP31 is our Olympic moment on climate action, then Australian businesses should be going for gold.
PwC research revealed we are not decarbonising fast enough to limit warming to 1.5 degrees.
The relationship between agriculture and climate change is multifaceted.
We might look back on 2022 as the year we turned the corner on climate change.
In Australia, the agriculture sector represents 13% of the country’s annual greenhouse gas emissions.
Mercer CIO Kylie Willment shares her thoughts on the state of the economy – and where she’s investing.