Education

Reshaping the bank-client relationship to accelerate the transition to a net zero economy

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5 May 2021 – Banks will play a central role in supporting clients on their net zero transition journey. CISL’s latest guide is a practical resource designed to activate bank-client dialogue on climate change, writes Peter Kanning, Global Head of Business Development, Sustainable Finance, HSBC.

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Air Quality, Urban Mobility and Governance in Kampala: an urbanising African city context 10.00 – 11.30am, 4 May 2021

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Globally, air pollution causes around 7 million premature deaths every year, according to the World Health Organisation. With such a significant death toll, there exists a need to explore the emergence of air pollution as a public health threat.

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Can Antarctica’s shallow zoobenthos ‘bounce back’ from iceberg scouring impacts driven by climate change?

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The post Can Antarctica’s shallow zoobenthos ‘bounce back’ from iceberg scouring impacts driven by climate change? appeared first on British Antarctic Survey.

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Investment leaders highlight need for universal method for understanding Paris alignment of funds

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14 April 2021 – New analysis from global investors network the Investment Leaders Group (ILG) shows that the present disclosure of fund performance does not allow investors to understand and compare the alignment of funds with the Paris Agreement on climate change.

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Why the transition to net zero is business’s business

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9 April 2021 – CISL Course Convenor Dimitri Zenghelis unpacks the three major climate change-related risks affecting organisations and illustrates the significant opportunities that will be gained from transitioning to a net zero carbon business model.

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Two-timescale response of a large Antarctic ice shelf to climate change

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Two-timescale response of a large Antarctic ice shelf to climate change

The post Two-timescale response of a large Antarctic ice shelf to climate change appeared first on British Antarctic Survey.

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Ghost Words: Reading the past

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Ghost Words: Reading the past

Shorthand Story:  6zt3LIyXDB Shorthand Story Head:  Ghost Words: Reading the past Shorthand Story Body:  Ghost Words: Reading the past TwitterFacebook A new virtual exhibition from Cambridge University Library (UL) is set to bring to life the hidden words buried in some of our oldest manuscripts – known as palimpsests. #ULghostwords Ghost Words examines the quest…

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Yasser M. Khaldi: Governing Renewable Energy Transition in Conflict Contexts: The Case of Palestine

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Supervisor: Dr. Minna Sunikka-Blank

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Accelerated rates of biodiversity loss

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February 2021: Human population growth and overconsumption of resources are accelerating biodiversity decline and climate disruption. These trends can lead to climate induced mass migrations, pandemics, and resource conflicts which are threatening employment, healthcare, economic growth, and political stability. Scientists are calling for systems level changes and accelerated action on biodiversity loss and climate change…

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Financial transparency in extractive industries leads to reduced carbon emissions

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February 2021: The Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative aims to increase publicly available data about environmental payments and to highlight needs for environmental policies that promote better natural resource and environmental management practices. Increased financial transparency in the extractive industries can be linked to significant reductions in carbon emissions.

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