Pourquoi l’investissement socialement responsable est rentable
Yahoo Finance France, 14 April
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Take a deep breath
Rajat Kathuria (of the Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations) and Lord Stern argue that India is at a crossroads and can either continue down the carbon-intensive development agenda with huge health implications, or reap the economic benefits of low-carbon growth that could lead to healthy, liveable cities, free from the toxic smog that now envelops them. read more »
Can the world economy survive without fossil fuels?
Guardian Economics Editor, Larry Elliott, looks at how the world can move away from fossil fuels without sacrificing economic growth. Includes inputs from Nicholas Stern, Michael Jacobs, Dieter Helm and others. read more »
US pledges emissions cuts of up to 28% ahead of global climate treaty
US confirms greenhouse gas emissions cuts proposals that will be ‘very tough’ to change, boosting prospects for a global climate change agreement at talks in Paris in December read more »
US set to pledge emissions cuts of up to 28% ahead of global climate treaty
The Guardian, March 31
Britain’s leading private university ‘becoming a mouthpiece for fossil-fuel industry’
Independent, 30 March
Britain’s leading private university ‘becoming a mouthpiece for fossil-fuel industry’
The University of Buckingham has appointed an anti-windfarm campaigner to set up a new energy institute read more »
Ipso proves impotent at curbing the Mail’s climate misinformation
Guardian, 27 March
Ipso proves impotent at curbing the Mail’s climate misinformation
Independent Press Standards Organisation lets the Mail on Sunday’s misleading and incorrect climate claims stand read more »
Britain’s climate sceptics’ dishonest tactics need to stop
A New Statesman opinion article by Policy and Communications Director, Bob Ward, argues that lobbying by UK climate change ‘sceptics’, even those with an apparently technical background, is motivated by politics. read more »