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Monday, 23 May, 2022

The FT ViewThe editorial board
Australia is set to become less of an outlier on climate
Election shows dangers of treating global warming as a divisive left-right issue
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Monday, 23 May, 2022

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Responsible Investing
As more money looks to benefit from the transition away from fossil fuels, picking when and where to invest responsibly is becoming ever more complicated. Plus: war in Ukraine upsets green ambitions; in search of the ‘S’ factor; watchdogs take on murky ‘greenwash’
Monday, 23 May, 2022

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Ukraine war creates new tensions for ESG investors
The outperformance of energy sector shares after Russia’s invasion presents a test for the eco-conscious
Monday, 23 May, 2022

FTfmResponsible Investing
Investors call for ‘double down’ on energy transition
Fossil fuel dilemma: climate action clashes with energy security
Monday, 23 May, 2022

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Environmental activists focus on debt and equity
Could a two-pronged strategy bring climate laggards into line?
Sunday, 22 May, 2022

UK business & economy
Green investment could help UK levelling-up, says think-tank
Increasing efforts on net zero capabilities would address regional economic disparities
Sunday, 22 May, 2022

Executive education
How a business course helped me find my way home, abroad
Ellen Carey went from Oklahoma to success in Germany — but off the green path she loved
Sunday, 22 May, 2022

ExplainerWorld Economic Forum in Davos
Five things to watch for at Summer Davos
From economic crises to preparing for the next pandemic, here’s what the first forum for two years will focus on
Friday, 20 May, 2022

Climate change
Historic blaze in New Mexico comes in period of global extreme weather
Fires in southwestern US state rage for more than 40 days as heatwaves extend from Texas to India and Pakistan
Friday, 20 May, 2022

Climate change
HSBC banker draws fire after accusing policymakers of climate change hyperbole
Stuart Kirk also claimed central banks designed climate stress tests to obtain alarming results
Wednesday, 18 May, 2022

Siemens Gamesa
Siemens Energy considers full takeover of Siemens Gamesa
German group weighs offer for all outstanding shares in beleaguered Spanish wind subsidiary
Wednesday, 18 May, 2022

Moral Money
Has Australia's carbon pricing moment finally arrived? Premium content
Plus, one of the world’s most climate-vulnerable nations gets a ‘green’ leader with a controversial back-story
Tuesday, 17 May, 2022

EU energy
EU prepares to sell more carbon permits to pay for exit from Russian gas
Plan risks pushing up emissions by making it easier to use other fossil fuels
Tuesday, 17 May, 2022

Energy Source
Big Oil fends off shareholder climate votes amid energy crunch Premium content
Plus, the US Gulf Coast emerges as a carbon capture and storage hotspot and oil refineries are emitting unsafe levels of benzene
Tuesday, 17 May, 2022

EU energy
EU drive for new clean energy could see solar panels on all new buildings
Commission plans for reducing carbon emissions accelerated by need to cut dependence on Russian fossil fuels
Tuesday, 17 May, 2022

Qantas Airways Ltd
Qantas says synthetic fuel could power long flights by mid-2030s
‘Power-to-liquid’ technology may prove the ‘nirvana’ for sustainable aviation, says Australian airline
Saturday, 14 May, 2022

News in-depthMike Cannon-Brookes
Mike Cannon-Brookes: Australia’s first green corporate raider
The tech billionaire has turned his climate activism on one of the country’s utilities
Friday, 13 May, 2022

Climate change
Scientist alarmed by record carbon dioxide levels
Primary driver of global warming is accelerating at ‘maximum speed’
Friday, 13 May, 2022

Moral Money
From ‘Britain’s Obama’ to JPMorgan banker Premium content
Plus, Extinction Rebellion’s US aggression heats up
Friday, 13 May, 2022

Sinead O'Sullivan
International Space Station shows adversaries can — and should — collaborate
Competitors working together is key to achieving progress in climate, security and energy
Thursday, 12 May, 2022

Energy Source
The energy sector must urgently fix its gas flaring problem Premium content
Plus, Pence drags ESG into the US culture wars and deployment of renewables picks up steam
Thursday, 12 May, 2022

Free LunchMartin Sandbu
Why I am a climate techno-optimist Premium content
A net zero carbon world may be difficult to achieve but need not be painful to live in
Wednesday, 11 May, 2022

Special Report
Risk Management: Financial Institutions
Managers scramble to avoid falling foul of sanctions over war in Ukraine; how Credit Suisse’s lax approach led to scandals; firms wrestle with new workplace realities; lenders face pressure over carbon-heavy clients; how managers should navigate a ‘perfect storm’; and sun sets on lawless days of cryptocurrencies
Wednesday, 11 May, 2022

Working It podcast16 min listen
‘Flight shame’ and the return of business travel
People still want to hang out together at conferences, but is there a better way to do things?
Wednesday, 11 May, 2022

EU energy
EU considers looser green standards as it seeks to replace Russian fossil fuels
Companies would be allowed to build wind and solar projects without need for an environmental impact assessment