The chemical industry is a key player in the transition to a net-zero economy. Our latest report benchmarks the climate transition performance of eight of the world’s top chemical companies. Learn about the sector-specific challenges they face:

There is a structural tension in the petrochemical value chain - energy suppliers are seek to sell more fossil inputs to an industry aiming to phase them out, as part of their transition to net zero.

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We’re proud to be partnering with the Climate Innovation Forum on 25th June. Message us to apply for one of our limited complimentary passes or receive our 25% Institutional Partner discount.

We’re proud to be partnering with the Climate Innovation Forum on 25th June. Message us to apply for one of our limited complimentary passes or receive our 25% Institutional Partner discount.

⚠️Corporate liabilities linked to plastic litigation could exceed USD 20 billion by 2030. Companies across the plastic value chain face growing legal risks from pollution, toxic chemicals, greenwashing, and non-compliance with waste laws. Learn more:

Synthetic fertiliser use in Brazil emits a total of 79 Mt CO2e – 83 Mt CO2e each year, equivalent to 7% of national emissions in 2021. However, fertiliser-related GHG emissions could be reduced by up to 86%. Learn how:

Why should investors support a strong Global Plastics Treaty? Companies across the value chain have a responsibility to uphold transparency, accountability, and align their efforts with the goals of a strong treaty. Learn more:

Major EU banks ignore financial risks tied to plastic pollution.🔎 1 in 3 banks never mention ‘plastic’ in key reports.♻️ 75% focus on waste, not the real risk: plastic production. Learn more:

We've officially joined the Nature Positive Forum, a global community dedicated to halting & reversing biodiversity loss by 2030. We commit to upholding the Global Goal for Nature & contributing to measurable, science-based actions that restore & protect our planet’s ecosystem 🌎

Will Asian AI ambitions be constrained by water resources? 💧New analysis of Asian datacentres reveals a concerning reality: 63% are in areas of high or extremely high water stress. Learn more:

Incitec Pivot is on track for a 1.5°C pathway by 2030. While Incitec Pivot demonstrates credible initiatives, such as technological innovation and strategic partnerships, certain transparency gaps remain.

There are significant shortcomings in how food companies report on the environmental and financial risks associated with fertiliser misuse. Financial institutions must demand comprehensive fertiliser risk disclosures across food company supply chains:

Our latest report provides financial institutions with recommendations for how to develop investment and financing policies on deep sea mining, highlighting some of the key sectors involved and additional resources:

To align with 1.5°C @BASF must:.➡️Report emissions mitigated per project financed. ➡️Establish a dedicated sustainability committee for stronger oversight. ➡️Improve disclosures on value chain emissions & the impact of new facilities. Learn more:

☣️Why are toxic chemicals reported in one region but not another? And what does this mean for investors? Our latest analysis compares the U.S. risk-based model and EU hazard-based model for toxic chemical reporting. Learn more:

🚨Air Liquide is likely to align with a 2°C warming scenario by 2030, a regression from last year’s 1.5°C alignment expectation. Scope 3 targets, increased transparency, and measurable emissions-linked investments are crucial for 1.5°C alignment. Read:

Deep sea mining poses a significant economic risk to the countries most economically dependent on terrestrial mining, 6 of which are lower middle- or low-income. There is no just transition to deep sea mining. Learn more:

🐟Planet Tracker’s Seafood Database now covers 300 corporates across the global seafood supply chain, offering investors a unique open-access tool to identify exposure to overfishing, illegal fishing, and other sustainability risks. Learn more:

🌊Our latest report analyses the taxes and royalties countries could receive, revealing insignificant economic returns. There is no financial justification for deep sea mining, yet the environmental impact is vast. Learn more: