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2 Jul 2024: It is the contention of this series of papers that tweaking today’s mainstream economic and business models will fall short in delivering the sustainable outcomes that are now so urgently

2 Jul 2024: Value is generally used in a narrow economic sense, but it can be interpreted to encompass ‘values’, ie ethical and moral concerns as well as other non-monetary utility values such ... In this sense, a chain is a set of products and services linked

2 Jul 2024: This dramatically underestimates the breadth and depth of climate change’s economic implications. ... The global economic and geopolitical impacts of the energy transition are still not fully appreciated.

2 Jul 2024: Vision. The ILGs vision is an investment chain in which economic, social and environmental sustainability are delivered as an outcome of the investment process as investors go about generating robust, ... 20 July 2020. 23 July 2020 – Robeco is the

2 Jul 2024: Jie's systems-thinking approach is rooted in her interdisciplinary academic background. She holds three master’s degrees in Sustainability Leadership (Cambridge), Economics & Politics of Energy and the Environment (UCL), and

2 Jul 2024: Robert is regarded as the founding father of the discipline of ecological economics.

2 Jul 2024: Search site. Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL). Policy hub. CISL has pioneered partnerships between business and finance leaders, policy-makers and academics to help unlock the economic change required to

2 Jul 2024: growing divide between economic and insured losses – across their business activities.

2 Jul 2024: 11 December 2018. 12 December 2018 – Paul Gilding, environmental author and CISL Fellow, questions the future of the oil and gas industry in light of the major economic transformations required to ... Businesses from all sectors all have a role to play

2 Jul 2024: for a new economic paradigm, some of the more inspiring responses of business and the requirements of leadership in these times.

2 Jul 2024: as, ‘Solutions that are inspired and supported by nature, which are cost-effective, simultaneously provide environmental, social and economic benefits and help build resilience.’.

2 Jul 2024: The European Green Growth Platform is a collaboration between government and business leaders to explore, promote and pursue the economic and strategic opportunities of a low carbon and climate resilient future.

2 Jul 2024: and the implication of these issues for the discipline of economics itself. ... He has post-graduate degrees in Economics and Environmental Change and Management from the University of Oxford where he was a Rhodes Scholar.

2 Jul 2024: Dr Ray Galvin’s field of work is environmental science, with an interdisciplinary background in engineering, social sciences, policy studies, and more recently economics.

2 Jul 2024: Dr Hope was the specialist advisor to the House of Lords Select Committee on Economic Affairs Inquiry into aspects of the economics of climate change, and an advisor on the PAGE ... model to the Stern review on the Economics of Climate Change.

2 Jul 2024: Experimentation will focus on new practices, processes and technology with the aim to deliver positive social, environmental and economic outcomes.

2 Jul 2024: Ray works at two universities: the Department of Architecture at Cambridge and the School of Economics and Business Studies at RWTH-Aachen University, Germany. ... Dr Ray Galvin’s field of work is environmental science, with an interdisciplinary

2 Jul 2024: Paul’s career has seen him be the global head of Greenpeace, a successful entrepreneur and write the seminal book on economics and sustainability “The Great Disruption”, to which Pulitzer Prize

2 Jul 2024: research on a range of topics including sustainability concepts, heterodox economics, social justice, theories of leadership and change, leadership mindsets and practices, and board leadership and dynamics.

2 Jul 2024: Climate change is a threat to human well-being, planetary health and long-term economic prosperity. ... The IPCC notes that CCS (CCUS) “currently faces technological, economic, institutional, ecological, environmental and socio-cultural barriers.