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CSO Futures Weekly: Investors are asking for credible transition plans

Shareholders push for transition plan votes in 2025, packaging firms get first CSOs and Morgan Stanley drops its plastic commitment.
Melodie Michel
Melodie Michel
CSO Futures Weekly - Sep 12

Robust climate transition plans remain very rare, so investors are increasing the pressure on firms to create one and put it to a shareholder vote as soon as possible.

Welcome to this new edition of CSO Futures Weekly, featuring interviews, insight and intelligence for Chief Sustainability Officers from our site and beyond.

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