Some Thoughts on Sustainability...
Simon RebbechiSome Thoughts on Sustainability...
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Unnatural Disasters. A few thoughts on Sustainability
Yes, it’s hot at the Olympics. However, it’s worth staying on topic here as repetition matters in communications and these kind of ‘unnatural disasters’ are especially resonant with voters with strikingly large uplift for Republicans. “A pl...
You Suck. A few thoughts on Sustainability
“Climate change has a marketing problem. People don’t understand it, therefore they don’t care about it as much as they should. And since the people don’t seem to care, climate change gets deprioritized.” Potential Energy Coalition. 'Talk L...
OK, (almost) Boomer. A few thoughts on Sustainability
The UBS Global Wealth Report 2024 reminds us that there’s a major intergenerational wealth transfer set to unfold over the next decade or so – US$83 trillion… “Roughly USD 83 trillion are expected to be passed on within the next 20 to 25 ye...
Valley of Death. A few thoughts on Sustainability
Given broad headwinds in private equity, it shouldn’t be a huge surprise that growth stage climate funding took a sharp dip in H1 ‘24… Sightline Climate's H1 '24 funding report showed the value of climate funding is down sharply ($11.3bn -2...
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