Round up from the final day of the Sustainable Innovation Forum, an event that has brought together industry leaders, policymakers, scientists and NGOs to explore how the carbon reduction commitments made in the COP26 Blue Zone can be translated into practical action on a global, national and local basis.
At the Sustainable Innovation Forum, Fiji’s Prime Minister, Frank Bainimarama, has called on business leaders to view the race to achieve net zero as a spur to spread prosperity and enhance the lives of citizens.
A report on Impax Asset Managements engagement with companies about the physical risks posed by climate change.
Mission Innovation and Breakthrough Energy have announced a letter of intent at COP26 in Glasgow, Scotland, to build upon our shared goals of increasing public-private collaboration and catalyzing more investment in low-carbon technologies and solutions around the world.
Following a week of significant progress at the COP26 summit in Glasgow, the Sustainable Innovation Forum in the Climate Action Innovation Zone opened Monday with three days of discussion focused on how high-level commitments made by world leaders can be delivered effectively on the ground.
National governments are beginning to roll out mandatory climate risk reporting, calling for organizations to disclose their risk exposure, both from the physical impacts of climate change and the transitional risk of moving to a low carbon economy.
A recent study from Siemens Financial Services estimates the decarbonization benefit that smart finance enables for countries globally seeking to meet ambitious climate change targets.
Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors are among the most significant drivers of change in the world today with major implications for businesses and long-term investors.
In this 15-minute roundtable conversation, climate experts from Wellington Management offer their perspectives on the risks and underappreciated investment opportunities associated with climate research.
Saïd Business School published a key report commissioned by the international climate change campaign Mission 2020, The Decisive Decade: Organising Climate Action.
The world has a carbon budget. Deciding how to spend it is complicated, contentious and consequential. Countries and companies are responding to the urgent reality of climate change with various net zero commitments.
New UK climate finance projects funded from the UK’s international climate finance commitment will help developing countries to fund green growth and adapt to the changing climate.
Protecting the earth’s climate and achieving a carbon-neutral future will require the efforts of companies, policymakers, and individuals alike.
The global climate innovator urges businesses and governments to take stronger action at COP26.
Read the annual report from Autodesk which demonstrates its steadfast commitment to work as a business, and in partnership with its customers and industries to tackle climate change.
Senior representatives from CHEP, the supply chain pooling specialist, and its parent company Brambles, are speaking at the COP26 conference as part of the Sustainable Innovation Forum.