I am pleased to note a new paper from my long term friend and Green New Deal colleague, Andrew Simms. Working with Prof Peter Mewell
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Words matter
As the FT has noted: The London Stock Exchange caught many by surprise this week when a little-known rule tweak relabelled a group of oil
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Carbon pricing is not the most effective way to reduce emissions
This post comes from my Cambridge Econometrics colleague and co-director Hector Pollitt, who is head of the modelling team there. I share many of his
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Profit maximisation and the Green New Deal cannot mix
I read the new report on a Green New Deal for the UK from the Common Wealth think tank yesterday. I must stress that although
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Frances Coppola: People’s QE
I have known Frances Coppola for sometime. I admit that we do not always agree. There have been occasions when we seem to have sparked
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New climate change reporting requirements fundamentally misunderstand the significance of the climate crisis
The FT has reported this morning that: The UK is to explore introducing a mandatory requirement for listed companies and pension funds to disclose climate-related
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The questions every employee, customer and investor could ask of all the companies they engage with
It is only fair to give feedback on yesterday’s discussion of sustainable cost accounting, although as is commonplace on this blog, when I discuss an
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Sustainable Cost Accounting: my presentation slides
The slides I used when presenting the case for Sustainable Cost Accounting at an Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales event today were
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