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2021 taught us a few key lessons, and offers big hints on the extent to which capital will follow a theory of change — but only to a point.
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A provocative thinker named Andreas Malm has detailed a far-left response to the climate crisis, that financial markets and investors would be foolish…
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195 countries will descend on Glasgow shortly to attend the world's largest climate forum. We'll cover the small set of points the vast majority of the…
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If you go deep in any point of human history, it can be terrifying how pivotal water security is to any civilisation. Today is no different. But the…
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The aftermath of Hurricane Ida in the American Gulf Coast and Northeast took the headlines, but we need to examine a very important story that unfolded…
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It's too early to attribute one cause to the tragic building collapse in Florida that killed 97 people in June, but it will change coastal apartment…
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The IPCC AR6 Report shows there is little time left to avert the worst, but alongside political action, it matters where we invest.
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Communities hit by fire don't recover. People are exhausted by the constant threat, and housing markets in fire regions are already beginning to find…
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What happens when the forests needed to be managed alongside a global carbon budget? How can we do this in an orderly way without creating excessive…
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Wildfires can now spread at the speed of a football field every second. How does this affect you, your assets and economic wellbeing, and what…
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Investing in decarbonisation themes requires the ability to say 'I don't know' regularly.
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Venice is a new kind of paradigm for the value of a fixed structure: most are sinking, valuable (for now) but historically significant and hard to…
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