Climate change and conflict: a perfect humanitarian storm
Helping communities to adapt and ensuring that climate finance gets to conflict zones is essential, says ICRC chief....
April 5, 2022 • by Robert Mardini in Climate Change • 5 min read
Helping communities to adapt and ensuring that climate finance gets to conflict zones is essential, says ICRC chief....
November 29, 2021 • by Julia Binder in Climate Change • 4 min read
Do consumer incentives have negative consequences on people and planet? Julia Binder, Professor of Sustainable Innovation and Business Transformation at IMD, explores the risks....
November 26, 2021 • by Karl Schmedders in Climate Change • 5 min read
The world is more focused than ever on the measures needed to limit climate change and deal with its consequences, but the social impact of these measures — on people's jobs, livelihoods...
October 27, 2021 • by Robert G. Eccles, Vanina Farber, Shiva Rajgopal, Patrick Reichert in Climate Change • 7 min read
The global push for net-zero emissions is a massive undertaking, but the existential threat of climate change means that companies must act now....
October 26, 2021 • by Julia Binder, Knut Haanaes, Anette Mikes, Natalia Olynec, Peter Tufano in Climate Change • 8 min read
Professors from IMD and Oxford Saïd Business School explore the opportunities and risks presented to executives as they transform their businesses on the road to decarbonization....
October 22, 2021 • by Benoit Leleux, Loïc Godail in Climate Change • 6 min read
Lundin Energy’s longstanding commitment to sustainability was challenged by an oil price war and the slump caused by the pandemic. Here’s how the company rose to the challenge....
September 23, 2021 • by Natalia Olynec in Climate Change • 4 min read
A recent series of books provide a detailed roadmap to sustainability through a mixture of bold thinking and practical steps. Here are the ones on our reading list....
September 20, 2021 • by Karl Schmedders in Climate Change • 4 min read
Anyone who demands that environmental damage should be priced into services and goods today is far from being a socialist. They are just canny, calculating capitalists....
September 20, 2021 • by Eva Zabey in Climate Change • 7 min read
The destruction of natural ecosystems poses major risks for businesses and could wipe $10 trillion from the global economy. The time to act is running out....
September 14, 2021 • by Karl Schmedders, Rick Van der Ploeg in Climate Change • 5 min read
Those who argue that climate change has little to do with macroprudential risk management are offering a counsel of despair. If the 2008 global financial crisis revealed anything, it is that regulation...
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