More than 320 organisations globally commit to adopting nature-related financial disclosures, following the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures recommendations
ReadCement is to blame for 7% of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions
ReadHeat will see these animals need more food, leading to starvation and a reduced ability to find a mate and reproduce, the WEF has found
ReadTo achieve net zero, a new report stresses nature-based spending must quadruple by 2050
ReadA new report by UNEP and WEF claims this is essential for climate targets to be met by 2050
ReadIt replaces the pandemic following COP26 in November
ReadA new platform has been launched by the World Economic Forum, which will see more than 20 companies from 50 different countries help restore and protect forestry
ReadBy Schneider Electric’s Philippe Delorme and the World Economic Forum’s Jeff Merritt
ReadThe 42 organisations that agreed upon the measures include mining, chemicals, battery, automotive and energy businesses such as Volvo, Enel, UNICEF, Honda and Volkswagen
ReadThe firm is blending its fuel with fossil jet fuel, allowing business jets operating in Zurich during the World Economic Forum event to use it to reduce their emissions
ReadKlaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman of the WEF, has asked businesses to commit to cutting the entirety of their carbon emissions by 2050 or earlier
ReadThe World Economic Forum and Aker Group have announced the establishment of the Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution Norway (C4IR Norway)
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