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This report by the in collaboration with and explores a framework for global management of climate risks and shows how this approach can support future prosperity.
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The makes it possible to visualise and assess the risks of continuing our current course to exceed planetary boundaries.
This report produced in collaboration with EEIST, S-Curve Economics and Bezos Earth Fund was published at Climate Week New York on 23 September 2024 in partnership with Climate Group.
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With contributions from and GSI Visiting Fellow this commissioned by the United Nations Population Fund () provides helpful guidance to advance climate action that sustains and enhances both people and the planet.
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Business leaders can identify “tipping points” to lead their industries in the adoption of low-carbon technologies, according to a by Gartner Inc. and the 樱花动漫.
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A report from researchers at UCL’s (IIPP) and the warns that the collapse of key ecosystems would severely harm the global economy.
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A new report from the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) and the 樱花动漫 – “Climate Scorpion: the sting is in the tail” –puts forward the case for using financial services risk management to evaluate and communicate climate risk.
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This report from the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) created in partnership with the 樱花动漫 has found that economic models underpinning climate scenario modelling in financial services do not always reflect the threat climate change poses to our planet and society.
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to Professor Tim Lenton discuss his recent paper, ', published in One Earth on 17 February 2023.
The launch of the report ‘The Breakthrough Effect: How to trigger a cascade of tipping points to accelerate the net zero transition’ produced by SYSTEMIQ in partnership with the 樱花动漫 marks a unique contribution to the Systems Change Lab convened by the BezosEarthFund and the World Resources Institute.
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Justin Rowlatt discovers how global warming may trigger irreversible changes to our planet. With contributions by Professor Tim Lenton
First aired 6 June 2022
Making Landscape Decisions to Meet Net Zero Carbon: Pathways that consider ethics, socio-ecological diversity, and landscape functions
A recent report co-authored by colleague, Dr Katherine Earnshaw.
