Swimming at Ilulissat shows effects of global warming
Endurance swimmer Lewis Pugh has a plea for COP26 after seeing grounded icebergs break free in the Polar regions
Global warming
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Vanguard’s own goal: Carbon-heavy holdings and $3trn climate risk
Think tank Universal Owner claims asset manager is doing harm to the market on which it depends
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IPCC report draws ‘line in the sand’ for decarbonisation of finance
Investment still has opportunity to play its part in race to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
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G7 indexes on ‘dangerous’ temperature pathways
UK and Canada indexes have joint-highest company emissions at 3.1 degrees Celsius
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Five ways UK can demonstrate leadership on transition to net zero
Aviva and WWF partner on net-zero paper calling for government action
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New framework to help Brunel Pension Partnership reach net zero
This rolling stream details the latest net-zero commitments from Brunel Pension Partnership, Abris Capital Partners and Citi
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Green Dream with MSCI’s Linda-Eling Lee: Five trends to watch and figuring out the biodiversity footprint
MSCI’s research director gives five trends to watch this year, and discusses companies’ climate change and biodiversity challenges
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Global warming tops UK investors’ environmental concerns
Energy comparison site analyses Schroders’ report data on investor ESG habits
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Good Money Week: Five stocks to tackle global warming over the next decade
Fund managers reveal their top ESG stock picks to hold over the next ten years
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Global warming set to wipe at least 10% from GDP
Study finds climate change damage could cost $5.4trn a year by 2070
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The uncomfortable truth about climate change and investment returns
Climate change will have a profound impact on investment returns over the next 30 years, though not all markets will be affected equally, writes Schroders’ chief economist Keith Wade
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The uncomfortable truth about climate change and investment returns
Climate change will have a profound impact on investment returns over the next 30 years, though not all markets will be affected equally, writes Schroders’ chief economist Keith Wade