The Role of Private Sector Investment in Climate Change
This weekend, thousands of people will travel to New York for the annual week of activity surrounding the opening of the United Nations General Assembly and the Clinton Global Initiative.
The latest insights from the We Mean Business coalition
His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales and Leading Businesses Hail UN Climate Summit As Key Moment to Tackle Climate Change
The Prince of Wales’s Corporate Leaders Group (CLG), whose members include household names like Coca Cola Enterprises, EDF, Jaguar Land Rover, Philips, and Tesco, is urging governments to use the UN summit on climate change in New York on 23 September to raise ambition in international negotiations on climate change and commit to concrete action […]
Why the UN Climate Summit Matters
Damian Ryan, Senior Policy Manager, The Climate Group, talks about the importance of next week’s UN Climate Summit
WBCSD-ICLEI survey: How are cities engaging with business on sustainable development?
The WBCSD and ICLEI have just published the findings of a joint survey of city leaders and senior officials.
Natural Defence Against Un-Natural Disaster
Every year storms, floods, droughts and other extreme events affect hundreds of millions of people around the world, with economic losses estimated at $100 billion.
To End Poverty, Act on Climate
Climate change threatens to undermine the United Nations’ progress in both of its critical missions – peacekeeping and development.
Climate Week NYC Will Help Secure Critical Business and Government Buy-in for a Global Climate Deal
Mark Kenber, CEO, The Climate Group, write for The Huffington Post about the opportunities for businesses and governments at the Climate Week NYC, from September 22-28.
Invaluable briefing series unpacks climate change impacts for business
Cambridge-backed briefing hailed as a vital resource for companies wanting to plan for the future.
Is China ready to take on a position of climate leadership?
The Chinese government has in recent months focused its efforts on environmental issues, but what does this mean for the prospects of a new global deal tackling climate change in 2015?