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1 Jul 2024: 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.”.

1 Jul 2024: a clear trajectory towards green growth across all sectors and reap the economic benefits of the green transition.”.

1 Jul 2024: Eric Rondolat, CEO, Signify said: “Climate action and economic prosperity go hand-in-hand. ... Action now will boost a green and inclusive economic recovery in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.

1 Jul 2024: Peter Simpson, Chief Executive of Anglian Water, said: “As the UK recovers from the floods that have caused both considerable personal suffering and real economic damage, it is essential that we ... It is essential that we maintain our focus on

1 Jul 2024: These companies highlight the economic opportunity from net zero – the innovation, growth and job creation that it can bring to the UK. ... Sustainable economic growth in the coming decades will depend on the growth of the green economy.

1 Jul 2024: Berthold Goeke, Representing Head of Climate Department, Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action, Germany. ... Event: Nature Restoration Law - Sowing the seeds for the EU’s economic resilience and competitiveness, 24 May 2023.

1 Jul 2024: It has raised the bar for what can be considered possible and it has signalled that a genuine and deep economic transition is underway. ... There are economic fundamentals and policy frameworks that have not yet moved.

1 Jul 2024: delivering climate neutrality by 2050 and bring about economic growth and prosperity? ... It makes a clear case that increased climate action can yield significant economic benefits.

1 Jul 2024: quality of life, reduced pollution and cleaner environment, economic growth, creation of new jobs, and reduced inequalities. ... 1. an introduction setting out the opportunities and environmental, economic and social benefits of a comprehensive

1 Jul 2024: However, the question remains whether these changes will enable the pace of ambition required and deliver a positive Green Deal and social and economic transformation. ... Within the EU, it sends a strong signal that Europe’s economic recovery will be

1 Jul 2024: These businesses recognise that the transition to a low carbon economy is the only way to secure sustainable economic growth and prosperity for all.

1 Jul 2024: essential. “We are writing to call on you, as European leaders, to avoid the worst effects of climate change and secure a sustainable, competitive economic recovery by:. ... We understand the risks posed by climate change and biodiversity loss to our

1 Jul 2024: concerns while stimulating economic growth, or it can become increasingly un-competitive, strangled by high energy imports and find itself with a poorly performing energy system suffering from under investment. ... The experts report that a reduction in

1 Jul 2024: The very fact that it is a natural powerhouse makes it hugely sensitive to climate change and vulnerable to economic pressures, as we’ve seen with the recent Amazon wildfires. ... After the disappointing lack of ambition from big countries at the UNSG

1 Jul 2024: economic, scientific and technological developments, and remains on track to achieve the agreed goals.

1 Jul 2024: This briefing showcases the compelling economic and social benefits that such a law can provide. ... This fragility necessitates swift action against biodiversity loss. Beyond conservation, nature restoration offers immediate benefits to biodiversity and

1 Jul 2024: We have finally reached a point in the debate where it is more accepted than not that reducing emissions will drive stronger economic performance, opportunities and healthier development.

1 Jul 2024: As we free ourselves from the deadweight of fossil fuel costs, we can unlock increased economic growth. ... employment. As we look at a more engaged, innovative economy we can spread the proceeds of new economic activity more fairly.

1 Jul 2024: The challenges posed by the economic impacts of Covid-19 require that EU leaders adopt robust policies that help to accelerate investments in the green transition, including offshore wind, the electrification

1 Jul 2024: This is even more vital as we look to ensure a sustainable recovery from the economic impacts of Covid-19.”. ... Márcia Balisciano, Chair, UN Global Compact Network UK said: "Five years on from the Paris Agreement, we face a health and economic