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Capitalising on the. 1 Natural capital' is an economic metaphor for the limited stocks of physical and biological resources found on Earth, and the limited capacity of ecosystems to provide ecosystem

Capitalising on the. 1 Natural capital' is an economic metaphor for the limited stocks of physical and biological resources found on Earth, and the limited capacity of ecosystems to provide ecosystem

low carbon economy is not an indulgence, it makes cold hard economic sense.

These new business models will need to provide local services, maintenance and repair, which requires local employment and delivers local economic growth. ... Economic efficiency improves, environmental damage is minimised, and global moves to such a

Energy Economics, 32(6), 1,245–1,252. 2 Lewis, A. & Mackenzie, C. (2000). ... Morals, money, ethical investing and economic psychology. Human Relations, 53(2), 179–191.

Unburnable Carbon: Australia’s carbon bubble 5 Sanzillo, T, 2014. No need for new US Coal Ports: Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis 6 Carbon Tracker and the Grantham Institute, ... United Kingdom and European Economic Area (“EEA”)

The overall level of economic losses and displacements from natural hazards has risen significantly in recent decades. ... The World Bank has undertaken several studies exploring the link between insurance activity and economic growth.

whole new economy – creating new employment, new social values and new economic models. ... Each underlines the urgent need for engagement and how we can achieve results with the tools and economic structures we already have in place.

as nations across the regions will face profound economic changes because of global shifts to renewables. ... to develop cases over a longer timeframe, the economic case for most major decisions become logical and viable.

Chris Brown Asda Neil Burns Mondi Group David Butler University of Exeter Hannah Collins Economic and Social Research Council Monica Contestabile Nature Publishing Group.