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Convened by the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership on behalf of the Prince of Wales, its members are leaders from sectors that cut across all economic activity, including infrastructure, manufacturing, consumer

cians, economic actors and civil society. She stressed the need to build up the momentum for climate ac-. ... islation. The transition will require a massive economic transformation with investments including in the.

economic recovery planning and policy implementation is important, as the impacts of the. ... potential benefits of a Green Recovery Plan. The modelling assesses the economic, employment.

Economic development will not be sustained in the longer term unless the climate is stabilised. ... The policies needed are relatively clear, and the costs of transition are manageable, even in the current economic climate.

The circular economy label describes approaches that can help business deliver greater resource efficiency with associated economic gains. ... For other materials, the economics of the secondary market often do not work.

Behavioural economics can help analysing people’s habits and choices to guide the Government to develop the right policy and schemes. ... Julia Pike, Director of Sizewell C Financing and Economic Regulation, EDF.

www.corporateleadersgroup.com/netzero. Position Statement. Aiming for Zero: Long-term Certainty for Economic Prosperity The Paris Agreement is a historic landmark for both international diplomacy and action on climate change. ... 4. Will be regularly

will bring economic benefits, began to make wholesale business opposition to climate legislation look less and less tenable. ... Fourth edition. GLOBE International and the Grantham Research Institute, London School of Economics.

policy responses. GLOBAL ECONOMIC. CARBON PRICE. NA T. I O NA L P O L I C Y.

Paul Polman, CEO, Unilever said: “We know that the economic cost of inaction is now greater than action. ... This is what’s needed to deliver low carbon economic development, greater competitiveness, jobs, and growth.” / Ends.