The questions ASIC hope will stop greenwashing
Australian investors are being warned they could be misled by greenwashing when launching a fund, according to the country’s financial regulator. Why does this mean for the environment and environmental industry, asks the BBC's Chris Stokel-Walker.
Source: moneymanagement.com.auPublished on 2022-06-15
Related news
- ATP ditches €800m US HY exposure to buy €1bn green corporate bonds
- Tech companies are setting the most ambitious net - zero goals
- Climate change litigation increasing globally since 2015 , report finds
- ASIC plans to strengthen climate change engagement with listed companies
- Major Asian Bank Says It Not Practical to Cut Off Clients With Coal Exposure in the Short Term
- Consortium launches project that allows hourly renewable energy tracking
- Renting clothes is less green than throwing them away | Fashion industry
- Sustainable forestry group purchases Tug Hill , Adirondack parcels to harvest timber , carbon credits
- Key EU Parliament Groups Reject Green Label for Gas and Nuclear
- Competition watchdog gives firms deadline on ending greenwashing | Competition and Markets Authority
- NGOs present ideas for minimum criteria for EU SFDR products
- Billionaires promote CO2 - removing schemes to protect climate
- Sustainability bullshit – brands placed on notice over greenwashing claims
- Coldplay Reacts To Criticism Over Partnership With Oil Company : We Dont Claim To Have Got It All Right
- European Commission reveals new green system