net zero Archives - Forests & Finance

Six companies in Tokyo Prime Market, including all
3 “Mega-banks” face climate shareholder resolutions

17 April, 2023

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Indonesia pulp giants’ net-zero pledges are misleading, warn civil society

16 Juni, 2022

By excluding their forestry operations, the pulp companies do not report the biggest source of their emissions; mill expansions are set to increase these emissions… Read More

RISIKO MELEKAT: Rencana APRIL untuk Ekspansi Bubur Kertas Membawa Risiko Keuangan Material bagi Bank dan Investor

13 Desember, 2021

This briefer focuses on the material financial risk of diminished returns or credit losses to banks exposed to APRIL Group and the pulp and paper… Read More

Ujian Pertama Komitmen Bank atas ‘Net Zero’: Raksasa Bubur Kertas & Kertas Terus Menggalang Pendanaan bagi Ekspansi Bisnis yang dapat menjadi Penghalang bagi Tercapainya Tujuan Iklim Indonesia

6 Desember, 2021

Organisasi Keadilan Lingkungan dan Hak Asasi Manusia Berpidato pada Para Pemimpin Negara Menjelang COP26: Pelunasan Karbon (Offsetting) Tidak Hentikan Perubahan Iklim

6 Oktober, 2021

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Six companies in Tokyo Prime Market, including all 3 “Mega-banks” face climate shareholder resolutions

Indonesia pulp giants’ net-zero pledges are misleading, warn civil society

RISIKO MELEKAT: Rencana APRIL untuk Ekspansi Bubur Kertas Membawa Risiko Keuangan Material bagi Bank dan Investor

Ujian Pertama Komitmen Bank atas ‘Net Zero’: Raksasa Bubur Kertas & Kertas Terus Menggalang Pendanaan bagi Ekspansi Bisnis yang dapat menjadi Penghalang bagi Tercapainya Tujuan Iklim Indonesia

Organisasi Keadilan Lingkungan dan Hak Asasi Manusia Berpidato pada Para Pemimpin Negara Menjelang COP26: Pelunasan Karbon (Offsetting) Tidak Hentikan Perubahan Iklim

Dig deeper into our database of financial connections between banks, investors, and deforestation-risk companies.

Six companies in Tokyo Prime Market, including all
3 “Mega-banks” face climate shareholder resolutions