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Inside the global race for lithium batteries
Lithium is 'the new oil' of the clean energy era, crucial to the production of batteries for electric vehicles, laptops and phones.
Investors may be ignoring the costs of inaction on climate change
As well as tallying the costs involved in a serious response to climate change, investors need to start counting the considerable costs of inaction.
Sustainability and the consumer
What motivates consumers to make more sustainable choices? This video examines ways in which companies can steer consumers towards more sustainable behaviours.
US lawyers aren’t slowing their attacks on big chemical companies
Thanks to their ongoing courtroom fights with chemical companies, US lawyers are now proving themselves to be among the nation’s best eco-warriors.
Selling sustainability: what consumers really want
Concern for the health of our planet – and ultimately ourselves – is growing, but is it really influencing the way we shop?
The call to save poorer nations drowning in debt
Economists are warning that the poorest nations need more help to keep essential services running, as debt payments hit the highest level in decades.
Circularity beyond sustainability: how circular business models drive resilient growth
As well as the climate imperative, there's a strong business case for progressing to a circular economy. In order for companies to trace resources they must effect end-to-end, horizontal partnerships
The world is experiencing not one energy transition, but hundreds
The complexity of the energy transition challenge mustn't deter corporate decision-makers from driving change. Bain & Company's Joe Scalise and Torsten Lichtenau talk about the onus to act, adapt and advocate.
Could a new financial model provide power for the world’s poor?
In Africa, more than 500 million are without electricity. But a new financial structure offers one model for how international investors might help to tackle the problem.
Can hydrogen help the world reach net zero?
The global push for net zero carbon emissions is one of humanity's greatest challenges. In this film, the FT's Simon Mundy explores how hydrogen - the lightest, most abundant element in the universe - could play a crucial role.
Investment options that help provide clean water are available, but uptake is low
A quarter of the world’s population has no access to safely managed water. Private investors are helping to alleviate the problem, but could still do much more
Do supermajors have an obligation to society, and the planet?
Over the past year, high energy prices have brought massive profits for global fossil fuel producers. But what are they doing with all that money? And what are the ethical implications around this?
The ESG investment backlash is beginning to have an impact
An ESG backlash from the American right is gathering steam. But others are also criticising the ESG agenda and these complaints are having an impact.
Fusion power: how close are we?
There is a global race to respond to climate change. We explore one of the most controversial topics - fusion power - in the push for cleaner energy.
Is stakeholder capitalism building a better world, or just empowering the rich?
Each year, some of the world’s most powerful people gather at Davos. Many preach a philosophy known as stakeholder capitalism. But is it a good thing?
Some approaches to ESG investment could restrict funding for developing nations
As investors pay more attention to ESG factors in their decisions, it could actually be restricting the flow of funds to developing countries.
How willing are fund managers to invest in sustainability?
Soaring demand for fossil fuels presents a conundrum for an industry expected to champion sustainability while maintaining investor returns.
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