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Owen C. Woolcock
Jan 8, 2021
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#25: What Does Italy's Drought Tell Us About The Future Of Southern Europe?
A severe drought in northern Italy is a portend for the future; not only the weather, but also the supply shortages, debt and inflation implications…
Owen C. Woolcock
Jul 15
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#25: What Does Italy's Drought Tell Us About The Future Of Southern Europe?
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#9: What Is The Value Of Money In A Sinking City?
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…
Owen C. Woolcock
May 14, 2021
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#9: What Is The Value Of Money In A Sinking City?
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#5: Can Someone With Good Intentions Still Be A Villain?
The world lost two decades in the decarbonisation fight, but the person arguably responsible is the most revered figure in all of climate economics. How…
Owen C. Woolcock
Mar 5, 2021
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#5: Can Someone With Good Intentions Still Be A Villain?
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#21: What Did 2021 Teach Us About Climate Investing?
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.
Owen C. Woolcock
Dec 31, 2021
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#21: What Did 2021 Teach Us About Climate Investing?
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#4: How Did A Super Bowl Ad Change The Future Of Electric Vehicles?
Will Ferrell's GM Super Bowl ad, which aired 7th February here in the US, has probably done more to recast electrification than any climate rally or NGO…
Owen C. Woolcock
Feb 19, 2021
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#4: How Did A Super Bowl Ad Change The Future Of Electric Vehicles?
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#7: How Can 17,000 Tons of Tomatoes Come From Two Ingredients — Sun and Seawater?
In 2016, a little-reported plant opening took place in the desert of South Australia, one that has the power to reimagine the way we produce fresh food…
Owen C. Woolcock
Apr 2, 2021
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#7: How Can 17,000 Tons of Tomatoes Come From Two Ingredients — Sun and Seawater?
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#23: What Is The Climate Job We Need Most, That Not Enough People Do?
Suppose an 18-year old comes up to you, committed to decarbonisation, and asks: 'what career should I follow for the highest net impact?' What should…
Owen C. Woolcock
Apr 8
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#23: What Is The Climate Job We Need Most, That Not Enough People Do?
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#3: What Does A Billion-Dollar Disaster Cost You?
We hear about the rising number of billion-dollar natural disasters in the news often. But what does this mean? What does it cost you, and what are the…
Owen C. Woolcock
Feb 5, 2021
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#3: What Does A Billion-Dollar Disaster Cost You?
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#8: What's the Biggest Climate Risk that No One Talks About?
Sometimes a risk is something we've known our whole lives, but its profile changes when it comes with greater frequency and severity.
Owen C. Woolcock
Apr 30, 2021
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#8: What's the Biggest Climate Risk that No One Talks About?
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#17: When Should You Evacuate, And What Is The Cost?
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…
Owen C. Woolcock
Sep 10, 2021
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#17: When Should You Evacuate, And What Is The Cost?
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#6: In The People Vs. The Sea, Can The People Win?
You don't need to own a waterfront home to understand why Sea Level Rise (SLR) and coastal erosion are big problems for everyone.
Owen C. Woolcock
Mar 19, 2021
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#6: In The People Vs. The Sea, Can The People Win?
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