COP26

At Path, our purpose is to encourage people to properly consider where their money is invested, and whether or not their savings are driving positive change for the people and planet.

A ground-breaking peer-reviewed scientific journal entry has blown open the doors on the great big oil cover-up. The study finds that despite their claims, the big oil companies, including Chevron, ExxonMobil, Shell and BP, are not decreasing their spending across fossil fuels and non-renewable energy. They are, in fact, increasing.

The latest UN report on climate change has delivered a damning verdict. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) says that humans and nature are being pushed beyond their abilities to adapt, and urgent action is needed…

Responsible, sustainable, ethical, green, divestment, ESG, SDG, positive impact… With such a range of ethical finance buzzwords and acronyms being used interchangeably by the industry, it’s easy to get lost in the lingo.

We call it the ‘50 shades of green problem’. When nothing is in place to really define what green is, it’s easy for a private institution or fund manager to claim they’re green when really, they could be anything but. With so many different shades of green, how do investors separate the ‘green’ from the ‘greenwash’?

Last week, the news agenda was full to the brim with devastating headlines and pictures showing the damage we are doing to our planet.

Last week, the news agenda was full to the brim with devastating headlines and pictures showing the damage we are doing to our planet.

Last week, the news agenda was full to the brim with devastating headlines and pictures showing the damage we are doing to our planet.

Last week, the news agenda was full to the brim with devastating headlines and pictures showing the damage we are doing to our planet.