Five lessons from the One Planet Summit

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At times it felt like a mini-COP, at times like a celebrity-studded TEDx conference, but Emmanuel Macron's One Planet Summit certainly packed a climate punch

Well, yesterday was a big news day for green business journalists. From the World Bank's phase-out of oil and gas funding to AXA's divestment plans, the airwaves were awash with climate finance, risk management,...

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