Direct air capture plays an important and growing role in net zero pathways. Energy with an endless supply? What’s not to love?

Regulations enacted in the wake of the Global Financial Crisis have decreased primary dealers’ incentive to allocate balance sheet to Treasury securities

The pandemic was the ultimate gut punch, testing banks resilience in unforeseen ways. But can their newfound sense of resilience help them scale even greater heights?

History suggests that the President’s party will lose control of one or both Houses of Congress in November writes David Kelly, Chief Economist of JPMorgan

How investors are taking on the risks and opportunities of climate change

This interesting article from Giles Gibbons, Founder and CEO, Good Business made me think of the old saying ‘Drowning, not waving!’ Read it and see if you agree and perhaps consider what it will take to keep us from going under, in many areas of business and life. #responsiblebusiness #sustainability

Promoting early season plant cover can be more effective at reducing pest density and crop damage than insecticide applications, according to a Penn State-led team of researchers.

Around 30% of our individual carbon footprint is related to the traditional, meat-containing diet that we eat. But aan we stop eating meat?

There are, of course, chronic long-term trends in America that have limited labor force participation, including issues with dependent care.

The wave of “self-sanctions” against Russia has the same basic drivers as ESG investing: Prudent risk management and morality/ethics say Knut Kjaer, Founder of Norges, the worlds largest SWF.

This paper analyses the relationship between Quality metrics and ESG to understand their relationship and the implications on portfolio construction.

The war in Ukraine and the related sanctions are expected to impact inflation more than growth.

The new SuperFund says ‘we believe integrating environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors into our investment processes is consistent with better investment outcomes and contributes to a better future for our members.’

There are new risks emerging for companies, investors and the planet in the coming decade that will test how well we have learned the lessons of the past.

Seize this moment to deliver the European energy market that European people hope for.

Forces well beyond their control will mostly determine the fate of the economy.

Beyond mere demographics, people and society are at the core of our thinking

Previously unsuccessful organisations have provided stronger and better tailored explanations on how they apply the Code more effectively

When the going gets tough, the tough get going. Hum if you know the tune!

Norges Bank has decided to place three companies under observation, end the observation of three companies, exclude one company and revoke the exclusion of one company.