Investors launch campaign to encourage companies to protect the environment

The project Nature Action 100 (🇬🇧) will be headed by CERES and the Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change (IIGCC), with technical consultancy support from Finance for Biodiversity Foundation e Planet Tracker.

Investors will focus on companies in key sectors with the greatest impacts and dependencies on nature to ensure they are taking the timely and necessary actions to protect and restore nature and ecosystems.

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Draft COP15 agreement provides US$20 billion per year in aid to biodiversity

The United Nations (UN) proposes to increase financial aid to save nature to 20 billion dollars per year by 2025 and 30 billion by 2030, according to the draft agreement released this Sunday (18) in Montreal. It also encourages countries to “ensure and enable that by 2030 at least 30% of land areas, continental and coastal waters and marine areas” are conserved and managed effectively.

Week Curto Green: for you to stay up to date with the main news about the environment

Brazil has the potential to become the first major net zero economy by 2030. A net zero policy consists of eliminating net emissions of greenhouse gases – mainly carbon dioxide (CO2) – into the atmosphere, with any release of gases pollutants must be compensated by reducing an equivalent amount of CO2. Leadership for a low-carbon economy can come from the Amazon. This and other themes were highlights of the environmental agenda of the Curto News this week. Check out our 'Week Curto Green'!

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