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  • A closeup of JPMorgan Chase's headquarters in New York.
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    JPMorgan warns clean energy transition could take ‘decades or generations’

    New research from the U.S. bank pointed to inflation, high interest rates and geopolitical issues as key roadblocks delaying the shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy.

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    Oklahoma group raises red flag on anti-ESG law as Republicans weigh rollback

    The Oklahoma Rural Association said municipalities are facing increased borrowing costs, as state representatives look to exempt subdivisions from the law.

  • A rendering of a 2024 Chevrolet Silverado EV in a residential garage with GM's vehicle-to-home charging equipment mounted on the wall.
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    GM Energy rolls out its first vehicle-to-home EV charging products

    The bidirectional charging technology allows an electric vehicle’s battery to provide backup power to homes.

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    Shell investor to back climate resolution at oil giant’s annual meeting

    The news comes shortly after Shell asked investors to reject the sustainability demands put forward by activist investor Follow This.

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    General Mills plans to cut dairy emissions 40% by end of decade

    The cereal giant is more than halfway to its goal of enrolling 1 million acres in its regenerative agriculture plan, according to the latest corporate sustainability report.

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    New York nixes 3 offshore wind projects

    The canceled projects represented 4 GW of provisionally awarded capacity, setting the state back in its goal to deploy 9 GW of offshore wind by 2035.

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    Apple reports it’s halved emissions since 2015 for goal of carbon neutrality by 2030

    The Cupertino, California-based tech giant also set new 2030 goals for clean energy and clean water last week.

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    Unilever to scale back ESG pledges focused on plastic usage and diversity

    The company’s decision to dial down its sustainability strategy comes shortly after it unveiled ambitious plans to curb its carbon footprint last month.

  • Robots help build a Ford Ranger at the automaker's Michigan Assembly Plant.
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    Ford, GM, Honda collaborate on standardized scope 3 emissions reporting

    A new supplier questionnaire can streamline how suppliers report on climate goals and consumption.

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    Net-Zero Asset Owner Alliance’s updated target-setting to cover all private assets

    The fourth edition of the protocols will also include guidance for members to set 2030 goals aligned with the Paris Agreement.

  • Containers of Nestle Coffee Mate coffee creamer are displayed on a shelf.
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    Nestlé rejects proposal to cut reliance on unhealthy products

    The Swiss multinational said ShareAction was “targeting the wrong company” with its proposal as it was already making headwinds with its health and nutrition-related goals.