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Why Slow Money?

3BL Media

Then, Slow Money came on the scene to address the investing side of things. Read Woody's full article here - [link]. ==. Slow food became a movement, linking hundreds of thousands of consumers, producers, chefs and food activists in many scores of countries, in support of indigenous food culture and biodiversity.

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A tidal wave of new carbon emissions data soon will be upon us

GreenBiz

Some previously untargeted companies, brands, institutional investors and geographies will be thrust into the limelight as central problems in the battle against climate change. As a result, we can expect to see personal, political and business incentives tilt in favor of more action to combat climate change.

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Morgan Stanley will measure CO2 impact of loans and investments

GreenBiz

"We are excited to join PCAF and to support the important work they are leading to build a methodology for global banks' efforts to track and measure climate change risks," said Audrey Choi, Morgan Stanley's chief sustainability officer and CEO of the Morgan Stanley Institute for Sustainable Investing.

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Why Stand Alone ESG Ratings Could Improve Reporting

Strategic Sustainability Consulting

While Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) ratings are becoming more prominent with over $120 billion funneled into sustainable investments in 2021 (more than double the $51 billion from 2020), these ratings are an imperfect effort for sharing relevant information with investors.

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Size and Volume Will Unlock the “Blue Rush”

Chris Hall

trillion annually but attracted just US$13 billion in sustainable investment over the past decade; achieving SDG 14 will require US$174.5 They pointed to the inclusion of oceans in discussions at COP26 and COP27 , with the latter issuing a commitment to protect coastal zones and oceans from the physical impacts of climate change.

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Sustainability disclosures: Why we need a global reporting standard in 2022

We Mean Business Coalition

This article originally appeared in Business Green. Climate success requires laws that ensure consistent reporting on emissions reductions, writes Jane Thostrup Jagd of the We Mean Business Coalition.

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Starting to Adapt 

Chris Hall

With adaptation finance flows remaining dangerously low to meet climate goals, has COP28 made a difference? billion fund. Christopher Marks, Head of Growth Markets, Innovative Finance & Portfolio Solutions at MUFG EMEA, describes GAIA it as an “ecosystem” incorporating elements such as technical assistance.

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