Summary
Climate change is one of the most daunting challenges humanity has faced and there is a growing consensus that it needs to be confronted within the next decade, or sooner. Global warming not only presents direct risks such as droughts, flooding and extreme weather events, but threatens to exacerbate other issues such as water shortages, geo-political tensions and disease. We believe business has an essential role to play, a role described in Tomorrow’s Climate – beyond peak carbon our new report. This report asks:
  • first, if companies are prepared for the scale of the energy revolution in prospect
  • whether the system should be updated to take more account of emerging risks of runaway climate change as well as the widely accepted evidence of global warming - and if so, whether business should be proactive in driving reform?
  • what policy frameworks should business work with government to prioritise, so that business can play its full role in building tomorrow's green and clean economy?
  • what the transition to the low-carbon world might cost?

To download the report click here, for debate see our climate change blog and to get involved with our work on Tomorrow’s Climate, get in touch with Tony Manwaring, CEO of Tomorrow's Company (tony@tomorrowscompany.com).

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posted by Admin  on June 27, 2008

Professor Michael Mainelli, Executive Chairman of Zyen Group, gives his reactions to the Tomorrow's Global Company report and in particular his view that effective frameworks are essential to combating climate change. Visit the Zyen Group at www.zyen.com and The London Accord at www.london-accord.co.uk
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posted by Admin  on December 3, 2008

A panel chaired by James Cameron QC, Vice-Chairman of Climate Change Capital, discusses the question. How can the capital markets cure climate change? The event was organised by Editorial Intelligence and you can visit them at www.editorialintelligence.com
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posted by Admin  on July 13, 2008

Pavan Sukhdev explains carbon sequestration and storage and the need to reward people for preserving forests as well as rewarding increased forestation. THis he suggests could be done through a new instrument: 'Conservation Credits'. Pavan is Managing Director & Head of Global Markets, Deutsche Bank India and Director of Green India States Trust (GIST).
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