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Seeking International Comparability in Sustainability Reporting

Seeking International Comparability in Sustainability Reporting
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Green is the new crypto for corporate rebranding

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

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Green is the new crypto for corporate rebranding

Companies that gave themselves new names linked to sustainability between 2000 and 2022 enjoyed one-day returns of 15 percent, on average, according to a study

Arnold palmersNature environmental green bounty incMeridian waste solutionsLong blockchain corpDessert companyHarvard business schoolDessert coUniversity of floridaLong island ice tea corpCapstone turbine corpCapstone green energy corpLeibniz institute for financial researchLeibniz instituteFinancial researchBrooklyn cheesecakeCapstone green energy

Study: Global public support for climate action systematically underestimated

Major behavioural research finds widespread support for climate action worldwide, but that many significantly underestimate their fellow citizens' willingness to act

Nordrhein westfalenArmin falkPeter andreUniversity of bonnUniversity of copenhagenLeibniz institute for financial researchNature climateLeibniz instituteFinancial researchBehavioural scienceSustainable behaviour

How much of your salary would you give to fight climate change? 69% claim they would give up 1%—but those in the U S among the least keen to contribute

The majority of the world's population would sacrifice a portion of their income to help stop climate change but, in the U.S. that's not the case.

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