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High quality data is essential if we are to achieve our global climate related goals. Sue Armstrong-Brown, Global Director of [...]

Risk landscape has significantly changed in recent years, and further changes are expected in the near future. DRR have to evolve [...]

Climate change is altering the way in which insurers offer their services. Higher premiums and lack of affordable coverage in disaster [...]

Africa stands at the forefront of the disproportionate impacts of climate change despite having contributed minimally to global [...]

The African continent contributes less than 5% of global greenhouse gas emissions and its growing population suffers from some of the [...]

Transparency from companies and governments about climate-related information, risks and opportunities is crucial for building a [...]

“It is a challenge to be overcome if we want to reach our climate targets,” say global experts, investors and economists. The green [...]

It can leverage new technologies including artificial intelligence and machine learning to greatly improve the selection, processing and [...]

A team of scientists analyses the interaction between heterogeneous expectations, investment decisions and climate mitigation [...]

What’s at the root of carbon credits from forestry? The capacity of forests and forestry to remove CO2 from the atmosphere moves a lot [...]

In our polycrisis era, the year 2023 will be decisive for the finance-nature-climate nexus. Three key upshots for net-zero law based on [...]

Diverse crises spanning over three different timeframes. They are interconnected and put us in the middle of a shift in power. This is [...]

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