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Does Equinor’s net zero ambition represent a genuine transition away from fossil fuels? Or is it primarily a sustainability narrative that allows continued oil and gas production under evolving regulatory expectations?
Governments can tackle the climate crisis more effectively by using what they already have, learning as they go, and addressing many challenges together instead of one by one.
As sustainability is a disputed matter across company law, bankruptcy, antitrust, and financial regulation worldwide, we ask not just whether legal change should happen, but how and why it does.
The developing scope of international due diligence obligations could make China legally responsible for the environmental and climate harms caused by Chinese state-owned enterprises in Belt and Road projects abroad.
The growing asymmetry in the EU’s regulation of corporate and financial sector sustainability risks threatening the coherence and effectiveness of the EU’s transition to a more sustainable economy.
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