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Archives for the period January

Can we avoid an energy crunch? - Schroders

Huge investment is needed if we are to meet climate targets while still keeping the lights on. This creates opportunities for investors.

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Biodiversity and mining among engagement themes for 2020 - Robeco

Protecting biodiversity and improving mining safety form part of Robeco’s new engagement campaign for 2020.

Our approach to sustainable investing in nuclear power - Robeco

Robeco acknowledges the usefulness of nuclear power in particular situations. Nevertheless, for funds with a specific focus on sustainability, their view…

Grub’s up: how insects can help feed the world - Pictet Asset Management

The person writing this article was snacking on silkworm today. Insects produce 10 times less CO2 than cows per kilo of protein, plus contain vitamins,…

Why we are at a tipping point for clean energy - Schroders

Renewable energy has been around for a while but there are now three drivers working together to speed up the transition away from fossil fuels.

Providing homes for women - Big Society Capital

As part of their work addressing the housing needs of vulnerable people, Big Society Capital decided to explore ways to address the specific housing needs…

The (new) working world: promoting workplace well-being - Federated Hermes

This is the third part of a four-part series on SDG 8 – decent work and economic growth. In their first two instalments, Hermes demonstrated how they are…

Amplified: sustainable agriculture: the economics of healthy soil (podcast) - Federated Hermes

Where is modern industrial agriculture taking us? How can farmers respond? And what does all this mean for the financial performance of companies operating…