...needed to allocate capital effectively. There is currently insufficient reliable and comparable data for investors to understand how much of a company’s revenues come from ‘green’ sources, how companies could...
...and research community have a way to go to become truly inclusive and diverse. Creating access to nature close to all communities, creating diverse and inclusive work forces and addressing...
...commissioned by the UK government illuminated how dependent wealth and productivity are on the exploitation of natural resources. From 1970 to 2017, the annual global extraction of materials grew from...
...come from public coffers. However, the funding needed to meet the UK’s forthcoming 25 Year Plan for the Environment is going to be enormous, and certainly beyond the scope of...
...change in political commitment, change in public engagement, and change in private sector delivery for example. Thankfully, we had seen the writing was on the wall some months ago, and...
...infrastructure, wide-spread low carbon electricity generation, distributed electricity networks and natural infrastructure like new forests won’t come cheap – the cost of meeting the fifth carbon budget alone is approximately...
...are much loved. Others, such as soils, are unglamorous. They all matter in future prosperity, including climate resilience. Examples of this are now in abundance. In 2011, the UK National...
...the Green Investment Bank provide concrete examples of how the UKIB might catalyse new markets for nature. The work of the Natural Capital Committee and The Dasgupta Review further provide...
...companies will be required to disclose mandatory transition plans on a comply or explain basis. Support financial regulators overcome capability constraints To carry out these new roles and responsibilities, it...
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