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This has led to a sharp rise in economic losses, for both local communities, governments and the insurance sector. ... economic considerations such as what factors dictate the viability of a particular property investment.

The UK can reverse its relative economic decline if it is able to achieve stable planning, a strategic vision and a political consensus on the right policy framework to unlock investment ... A fundamental structural transformation of the UK economy is

2. ForewordWith increasing consumption, growing population and a seemingly unlimitedappetite for economic growth across the globe, pressure on natural resources andthe accompanying impact on the environment look set to increase at ... as well as

civil society spacesA lack of political leadership or accountability for the SDGs; political, regulatory and economic uncertainty; a near-term focus on delivering BrexitTrying to transition to a low carbon economy ... in the absence of financial

This requires analysing the interconnectedness of climate change (i.e. scientific, social and economic factors). ... This is caused by an environmental disruption to supply chains that lead to a spike in economic pressures, that then impact on society

related disciplines such as meteorology, earth and atmospheric sciences, physics, oceanography, statistics, engineering, ecology, social sciences and economics. ... The report will identify a number of different approaches to tackling emissions across a

Water is central to a wide range of economic sectors, from agriculture to semiconductor manufacture. ... maintaining economic activity, and thus jobs. Industry Service EmploymentShifts in agriculture to new regions.

The University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL) empowers business and policy leaders to make the necessary adjustments to their organisations, industries and economic systems in light of this challenge. ... Formal engagement

capacity as “global risk pool provider” the insurance industry at large is an important contributor to global socio-economic. ... intensity of extreme weather events and the increasing economic cost associated with them.

Natural capital' isan economic characterisation of the limited stocks ofphysical and biological resources found on Earth.