Tuesday 25th March 2025

Airbus doubles down on aviation decarbonisation, EY targets India’s sustainable finance gap, and Sodexo slashes supply chain emissions by 32%. As the US beef industry’s decades-old climate cover-up surfaces, the Supreme Court rejects youth climate appeal, and Trump’s climate U-turn is branded a “Russian victory.” Meanwhile, Fortescue calls out Big Oil, Peterson fuels anti-net zero sentiment, and the EU proposes a new SME sustainability finance standard. JLL acquires green investment bank Javelin, extreme weather accelerates, and calls grow for the UK to hold firm on net zero amid £4.8B road plan backlash.

Susan Gonzales
March 25, 2025

Airbus doubles down on aviation decarbonisation commitment
EY: Bridging India's sustainable finance gap
Christians worldwide urged to take legal action on climate crisis
Buying carbon credits to fight climate change? Here’s what to know
Trump’s climate change U-turn is a Russian victory
US Supreme Court declines appeal from youths seeking to force action on climate crisis
From deluges to drought: Climate change speeds up water cycle, triggers more extreme weather
The US beef industry knew its climate impact as early as 1989 — and worked to obfuscate the science
JLL acquires clean energy-focused investment bank Javelin Capital
Mining giant Fortescue says Big Oil is getting it wrong on renewables: ‘Your customers want green energy’
EU Platform on Sustainable Finance proposes new standard to help SMEs access financing for sustainability efforts
Study: Net-zero greenhouse gas mitigation potential across multi-tier supply chains
How Jordan Peterson became a global anti-net zero power broker