The New Republic article titled “Climate Change Could Cut the Economy in Half. We’re Not Ready for It” is a thought-provoking piece which delves into a recent study by the U.K.’s Institute and Faculty of Actuaries.
This session featured special guests who explored the state of play of net zero regulation and policy across different jurisdictions and how these legal developments are affecting the business of mining in Africa.
The article describes a one-day workshop, “Climate Adaptation for Legal Practitioners,” organised by Legal Charter 1.5 and Black Mountains College. It aims to equip legal professionals, particularly those in sectors contributing to climate change, with the knowledge and tools to address climate adaptation and systemic change, leveraging their expertise to promote sustainable and just practices…
In this state-of-play update, the authors invite you to think about the ocean in the context of the surging blue economy sector.
A new study by Oxford University to see expert insights into the legal and regulatory shifts driving climate action in Africa and beyond.
We are delighted to introduce the fourth edition of the Impact Lawyers Journal, crafted by the dedicated members of GAIL Asia Pacific. This publication serves as a platform for impact lawyers to exchange insights and expertise, with a special emphasis on topics relevant to the Asia Pacific region.
This article by the Financial Times highlights a critical shift businesses must embrace: moving from traditional ESG approaches toward competitive sustainability.
The article discusses the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), which mandates that certain U.S. companies disclose beneficial ownership information to combat financial crimes like tax evasion and money laundering.
GAIL is excited to support the Legal Council as a knowledge partner alongside the United Nations Global Compact.
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