Polly Bindman is a Data Journalist at various renowned publications. She focuses on topics such as ESG, Climate Change, and the Oil & Gas sector, with a particular emphasis on the United Kingdom and the UN Climate Change Conference. Polly's work has been featured in Retail Banker International, New Statesman, Climate Home News, and numerous other esteemed outlets.
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Polly's coverage primarily focuses on climate change, COP28, sustainable fashion, super pollutants, and the energy transition. She frequently cites data and covers government announcements related to finance & economy, government & politics, and energy.
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Once again, Shell goes head-to-head with climate activists as it appeals a historic court ruling on climate change.
By: Polly Bindman
Just 10 single entities including oil majors Shell and ExxonMobil are responsible for 40% of historic fossil fuel emissions - new report
Just ten single entities including oil majors Shell and ExxonMobil are responsible for 40% of historic fossil fuel emissions, finds new analysis.
A new report from French think tank Ren21 finds that annual renewables investment is half as much as what is needed to reach net zero
New data reveals that G20 countries gave much more in public finance to fossil fuels compared with clean power between 2020 and 2022.
New data reveals that G20 countries gave more than three-times as much in public finance to fossil fuels compared with clean power between 2020 and 2022.
A study from the think tank Ember suggests that Germany massively underestimates its methane emissions from coal mining.
By: Polly Bindman
A new report from shareholder advocacy group ShareAction reveals that less than half (45%) of insurers have set a net-zero target for their underwriting activities.
En este artículo: BLK Climate Denial and the Rise of the Anti-ESG Movement
By: Polly Bindman, Elisangela Mendonca
New report by Global Witness finds that US asset managers BlackRock and Vanguard are holding bonds issued by JBS, the world's largest meatpacker
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