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The latest insights from CDP, the global environmental disclosure system

2017 starts at the same breakneck speed at which 2016 ended. The world is undergoing some big changes and there is no shortage of questions about what this means for global environmental efforts. But one thing is certain: the march towards a sustainable future and the role of companies, investors, cities and sub-national governments in driving this forward. This month we highlight some of the actions and initiatives proving that the low-carbon transition is in full swing.

by Paul Simpson

After CDP issued its response to the recommendations of the FSB’s Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures, our CEO Paul Simpson looks ahead to a new era for environmental disclosure.

From climate commitments to business transformation

by Pedro Faria

With the first results of the Assessing low-Carbon Transition (ACT) initiative by CDP and ADEME now out, CDP technical director Pedro Faria explains why business as usual is no longer an option.

The missing link for corporate climate action

by Dexter Galvin

CDP’s latest global report revealed emissions savings of 434 million tonnes disclosed by suppliers in 2016 – more than the annual emissions of France. Our head of supply chain Dexter Galvin explains why the supply chain is the missing link in securing a low-carbon future.

Message from Davos: Carbon pricing is back

by Paul Simpson

Following the launch at Davos of a new industry-led carbon pricing initiative, Paul Simpson tells us why carbon pricing could be the mechanism to deliver a well below-2 degree world.

Boost your CDP scoring by submitting science-based targets before 15 April

by Nicole Labutong

Last year, CDP started scoring science-based targets in its climate change questionnaire. Find out more from our Technical Manager Nicole Labutong.

Around the web

New ACT program seeks to assess transformative business models.
Edie reports

CDP's Jane Stevensen argues a turning point in global corporate reporting is coming soon.
Read more on BusinessGreen

More businesses must work with suppliers to curb climate change.
Reuters reports

Corporate sourcing of renewable electricity can be a major driver of the transition to a robust, zero-emissions economy, according to the RE100 Annual Report.
Read more on Sustainable Brands

Save the date

March 7: CDP and AECOM congratulate ten cities with InFocus Reports for demonstrating leadership on climate change disclosure.

Utilities sector update, March 28: The latest report in CDP’s award-winning investor research series.

New .eco Internet ending now accepting pre-launch reservations
The new .eco web domain is now accepting pre-launch reservations for trademark holders until April 2, 2017. This new online home for sustainability is open to companies, not-for-profits, and individuals committed to positive change for the planet. Further details are at www.home.eco or contact support@home.eco with questions.

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