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A tidal wave of new carbon emissions data soon will be upon us

GreenBiz

Among those involved are nonprofits including Carbon Tracker, CarbonPlan, Hudson Carbon, OceanCarbon, RMI, WattTime and the Earthrise Alliance, and tech companies Bluesky Analytics and Hypervine. As a result, we can expect to see personal, political and business incentives tilt in favor of more action to combat climate change.

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A Roadmap for Climate Resiliency Strategy

3BL Media

This step will help you identify the riskiest physical locations and products to divest from and access public incentives. You can also divest from risky assets and manage risk within the supply chain. In addition, there is also a lot of internal buy-in and analytical work that needs to be done to start developing an ESG strategy.

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Empowering Young Leaders to Solve the World’s Energy Challenges: Insights From Nine Business Case Studies Highlight Paths to a Sustainable Future

James Militzer

These young people have grown up under the shadow of climate change, and they rightly view it as a threat to their future. The University of Michigan Endowment Fund: Divesting from Fossil Fuels (Published 9.9.2020) In September 2019, there were climate change strikes at the University of Michigan.

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Accelerating Innovation Toward a Circular Economy

3BL Media

One exemplary company is LimeLoop , which offers retailers everything they need, including reusable packaging, reverse logistics, visibility, and analytics. Companies like Queen of Raw, Lizee, and LimeLoop are recognizing the risks and the opportunities in today’s climate-changing world.

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The Investment Case for ESG 2.0

Chris Hall

Having recently travelled in Asia, learning from leading companies on how they are positioning, adapting and preparing for climate change risks, it is clear to me that ESG 2.0 – concerning financial risks and returns over the longer term – will be the name of the game. The result is that ESG 1.0 will be ownership.

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An Integrated Transition

Chris Hall

As global momentum builds behind transition planning, Mark Manning, Senior Visiting Fellow at the London School of Economics, makes the case for a systemic response to the challenges of climate change. Arguably, we need to be thinking about transition planning as a system response to the challenges of climate change.”

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Can Venture Capital Be Optimized for Happiness?

Stanford Social Innovation

Our approach can be used by a wide range of venture capital firms, and all forms of private equity firms, as it is a replicable, analytically manageable model that can be used to begin to systematically incorporate the happiness and well-being of all stakeholders into investment decisions. We’ve dubbed this the Happiness Return Framework.