Source: energyintel China and India are known as manufacturing and technology powerhouses, producing products for the entire world. Such...

"Insurance is the climate canary in the coal mine, and the canary is gasping for breath right now," Dave Jones , California's former...

Climate change is reshaping financial markets, yet credit rating agencies (CRAs) continue to to be challened by how to include climate...

Credit rating agencies such as S&P, Moody’s, and Fitch monitor global finance, and their ratings are used by institutions and investors...

Recent data illustrates a dramatic divergence in clean energy momentum. In the first half of 2025 alone, China added over 212 GW of solar...

Japan's Long-Term Decarbonized Capacity Auction (LTDA) is a key policy designed to secure clean electricity and support the nation's...

The American Meteorological Society's latest State of the Climate report confirms 2024 was a year of unprecedented global records. This...

How can climate scenario analysis help investors understand and prepare for climate impacts across industries? Summary Climate scenario...

How does the blue economy affect national asset health? The Mississippi River, at more than 3,800 miles long, flowing through 10 states...

Once numbering over 8 million, bison were systematically slaughtered in the 19th century as part of a deliberate campaign to destroy the lifeways of Plains Tribes. This ecological genocide devastated grassland ecosystems and left formerly bison-reliant Tribal nations facing deep poverty, food insecurity, and health disparities that persist today. The Bison Bond proposal by Responsible Alpha, Gwen Bridge Consulting, and partners outlines a Indigenous-led investment strategy to

Pollinators are the unseen workforce powering America’s agriculture, sustaining crops worth billions in export revenue. In 2021 alone, pollinator-dependent exports from the U.S. reached $16.17 billion. Yet, their populations are declining due to pesticide use, habitat loss, and climate change, threatening a share of the nation’s agricultural economy. Protecting pollinators is not only an environmental priority, but also an economic necessity. 

What should companies disclose in a climate transition plan? The International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB)  has published new...

How can investors use debt markers to reduce deforestation and promote nature-positive outcomes? The Anthropocene Fixed Income Institute...

Why should we use more renewable energy—from small businesses to corporations to economies, beyond an environmental perspective? In the...

Are audit reports showing how auditors consider climate risks in financial statements?   Carbon Tracker’s new report, Flying Blind:...

While the United States is returning to oil and gas, China is leveraging its world-leading renewable energy sectors to reduce its energy dependence on foreign nations and to strengthen its international influence.

The recently passed federal budget bill has prompted widespread discussion across the economic, healthcare, and environmental sectors. While opinions on the bill differ across the political spectrum, one area where its effects are particularly significant is the U.S. climate sector.

A new study published in Nature (April 2025) finds a strong scientific link between major fossil fuel emitters and specific climate-related damages, like extreme heat. The researchers demonstrate a method for assigning real economic losses (in the hundreds of billions to trillions) to emissions from individual companies.

What is the importance of climate stress testing as an institutional investor/business owner?

On July 2, 2025, the European Commission announced a proposal for a legally binding climate target: cutting net greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2040 compared to 1990 levels.

The UN-supported Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) has released an investor-oriented guide on climate adaptation and resilience

Forests cover about one-third of the land on Earth and are home to 80% of all terrestrial biodiversity. They are also a huge part of our planet’s natural capital and play a vital role in the lives of billions.

A new study analyzing 304 CSRD-aligned sustainability reports across 21 countries uncovers a key trend: companies are increasingly disclosing ESG risks with more structure and standardization, yet blind spots still exist.

The World Economic Forum has published the Global Gender Gap Report for 2025, with data depicting parity trends in both developed and developing countries. Measured by 4 subindexes---Economic Participation and Opportunity, Educational Attainment, Health and Survival, Political Empowerment---this paper gives insight on movement in gender equality practices, holding countries accountable.