Blog: Climate change measures must be more than box-ticking
Blog: Climate change measures must be more than box-ticking
We learned this week that the world is on course to overshoot its 1.5°C warming threshold – and will likely need to rely on expensive and uncertain “negative emissions technologies” to pull the Earth’s climate back into a safe zone by the end of the century.Even once current climate pledges made by nations around the ...
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We learned this week that the world is on course to overshoot its 1.5°C warming threshold – and will likely need to rely on expensive and uncertain “negative emissions technologies” to pull the Earth’s climate back into a safe zone by the end of the century.Even once current climate pledges made by nations around the ...
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Or just read more coverage at Mortgage Finance Gazette
We learned this week that the world is on course to overshoot its 1.5°C warming threshold – and will likely need to rely on expensive and uncertain “negative emissions technologies” to pull the Earth’s climate back into a safe zone by the end of the century.Even once current climate pledges made by nations around the ...
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Regulators, it is generally agreed, were asleep at the wheel in 2005-06, when the subprime-mortgage bubble was about to pop. Lawmakers certainly wondered if officials should, perhaps, have been doing more than just watching as subprime grew into a financial crisis. I’ll say. The regulatory system neglected to spot an approaching financial hurricane. As Robert ...
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Regulators, it is generally agreed, were asleep at the wheel in 2005-06, when the subprime-mortgage bubble was about to pop. Lawmakers certainly wondered if officials should, perhaps, have been doing more than just watching as subprime grew into a financial crisis. I’ll say. The regulatory system neglected to spot an approaching financial hurricane. As Robert ...
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Or just read more coverage at Mortgage Financ...
The U.S. must more than double the recent historical pace of transmission construction to take full advantage of financial incentives and other provisions of the new climate change law, known as the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), to cut greenhouse gas emissions, say Princeton University-led engineering researchers in a new report, but current grid planning, siting, permitting and cost allocation realities could impede that outcome. In its report last month, Princeton University's Z...
The U.S. must more than double the recent historical pace of transmission construction to take full advantage of financial incentives and other provisions of the new climate change law, known as the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), to cut greenhouse gas emissions, say Princeton University-led engineering researchers in a new report, but current grid planning, siting, permitting and cost allocation realities could impede that outcome. In its report last month, Princeton University's Z...
The U.S. must more than double the recent historical pace of transmission construction to take full advantage of financial incentives and other provisions of the new climate change law, known as the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), to cut greenhouse gas emissions, say Princeton University-led engineering researchers in a new report. However, current grid planning, siting, permitting and cost allocation realities could impede that outcome. In its report last month, Princeton Universit...
The U.S. must more than double the recent historical pace of transmission construction to take full advantage of financial incentives and other provisions of the new climate change law, known as the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), to cut greenhouse gas emissions, say Princeton University-led engineering researchers in a new report. However, current grid planning, siting, permitting and cost allocation realities could impede that outcome. In its report last month, Princeton Universit...
“Who cares if Miami is six metres underwater in 100 years?” asked Stuart Kirk, head of responsible investing at HSBC Asset Management, during a recent conference. “Amsterdam has been six metres underwater for ages, and that’s a really nice place. We will cope with it.”
He compared the climate crisis to the Millennium bug and complained that throughout his career, there has always been “some nut-job telling me about the end of the world”. He v...
“Who cares if Miami is six metres underwater in 100 years?” asked Stuart Kirk, head of responsible investing at HSBC Asset Management, during a recent conference. “Amsterdam has been six metres underwater for ages, and that’s a really nice place. We will cope with it.”
He compared the climate crisis to the Millennium bug and complained that throughout his career, there has always been “some nut-job telling me about the end of the world”. He v...
An overwhelming 91% of lawyers thought lenders should update their risk search data due diligence guidance in this area, the vote came from over 200 delegates at the climate change data firm’s London Conveyancing Climate Change Conference, which heard from climate scientists, lenders, lawyers and finance policy experts last month.
Just 9% of lawyers said they were unsure if lenders needed to update these rules, while none of the property lawyers present felt...
An overwhelming 91% of lawyers thought lenders should update their risk search data due diligence guidance in this area, the vote came from over 200 delegates at the climate change data firm’s London Conveyancing Climate Change Conference, which heard from climate scientists, lenders, lawyers and finance policy experts last month.
Just 9% of lawyers said they were unsure if lenders needed to update these rules, while none of the property lawyers present felt...
Amazon’s new Aware line is exactly what eco-conscious shoppers have been waiting for from the big retailer. As a part of the company’s Climate Pledge Friendly program, Amazon Aware items are all certified as carbon neutral, and that’s just the beginning.
The Amazon Aware line is a total shopping experience. The line includes a huge range of products that includes both men’s and women’s apparel, beauty products, household items, bed and bath stuff and various organic and recycled ite...
Amazon’s new Aware line is exactly what eco-conscious shoppers have been waiting for from the big retailer. As a part of the company’s Climate Pledge Friendly program, Amazon Aware items are all certified as carbon neutral, and that’s just the beginning.
The Amazon Aware line is a total shopping experience. The line includes a huge range of products that includes both men’s and women’s apparel, beauty products, household items, bed and bath stuff and various organic and recycled ite...
Energy efficiency matters to homebuyers but not enough action is been taken to improve it, writes Paul Broadhead. It is impossible to think about housing without thinking about the Ukrainian families and communities who have been forced to flee their homes in search of safety from the war. Lenders have warmly welcomed the Homes for ...
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Energy efficiency matters to homebuyers but not enough action is been taken to improve it, writes Paul Broadhead. It is impossible to think about housing without thinking about the Ukrainian families and communities who have been forced to flee their homes in search of safety from the war. Lenders have warmly welcomed the Homes for ...
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The 15th-century Chhode monastery is tucked into a side valley of remote Mustang, a district in northern Nepal. The monastery, with walls formed of clay and gravel, blends in with the wind-beaten cliffs; its towering roof is held up by wooden pillars. Inside the monastery, a monk is performing a ritual prayer ceremony before a crowd of crimson-robed devotees of Tibetan Buddhism. The sound echoes within the crusty earthen walls. The dome-shaped ceiling is covered with paintings of fearsome creatu...
The 15th-century Chhode monastery is tucked into a side valley of remote Mustang, a district in northern Nepal. The monastery, with walls formed of clay and gravel, blends in with the wind-beaten cliffs; its towering roof is held up by wooden pillars. Inside the monastery, a monk is performing a ritual prayer ceremony before a crowd of crimson-robed devotees of Tibetan Buddhism. The sound echoes within the crusty earthen walls. The dome-shaped ceiling is covered with paintings of fearsome creatu...
Climate Change Impacts Across California California is the 5th largest state in the US and one of the eight most populous states in the world, with over 39 million residents. It is also the 3rd largest economy in the US. However, climate change impacts across California are increasingly visible and reaching a point of crisis. In this post, we’ll look at how climate change impacts these various aspects of California. Let’s get started! 1. More Extreme Wildfires As the climate warms, Californi...
Climate Change Impacts Across California California is the 5th largest state in the US and one of the eight most populous states in the world, with over 39 million residents. It is also the 3rd largest economy in the US. However, climate change impacts across California are increasingly visible and reaching a point of crisis. In this post, we’ll look at how climate change impacts these various aspects of California. Let’s get started! 1. More Extreme Wildfires As the climate warms, Californi...