Slaughter and May secures Science Based Target approval with promise to halve emissions
Leading law firm commits to reduce carbon emissions 50 per cent by 2030 against a 2018 baseline
Legal giant Slaughter and May has won to the race to become the first law firm to have ambitious new emissions targets approved through the Science Based Target initiative (SBTi). The company last year...
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EU watchdog slams Commission for appointing BlackRock as ESG finance advisor
European Ombudsman calls on EU to update its conflict of interest guidelines for procurement contracts following its decision to hire a business division of world's leading fossil fuel financier to develop ESG banking regulation study
