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The Sustainable Investor

Sustainability, Strategy and Finance

The Sustainable Investor
Steven Bowen
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Healthy soil elsewhere drives our economy.

Europe relies on the world for it's imported low value agricultural raw materials. Which means that our way of life is supported by soil health, not just within our own region, but globally.

Steven Bowen
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Sunday Brunch: getting financial people to listen

Understand who your customer is, what they care about - that is the way to think about innovation - David Robertson, MIT Sloan This might seem a strange way to start a discussion about how sustainability professionals can get finance people to listen. But if you think about it, as

Sandy Jayaraj
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Why relying on the 'diversity tick box' doesn't work

The common view on what Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) actually are is challenged by excellent research from Edmans, Flammer and Glossner. That's a good thing. It means we can focus on the right actions.

Steven Bowen
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Will Sustainable Aviation Fuel make airlines sustainable?

Unless aviation gets political priority, SAF looks like its going to struggle to be a financially viable decarbonisation solution for the aviation industry.

Sandy Jayaraj
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Have we been looking at DEI all wrong?

Embracing diversity with an equitable mindset aimed at creating an inclusive workplace has been held up as a way of improving performance. But is that right?

Steven Bowen
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Why we need to cut fertiliser use

Yes, fertiliser is really important, its a big part of the 'green revolution' that enables us to feed the world. Fertiliser runoff pollutes our waterways and excess fertiliser can pollute and deplete our soils. And, for farmers, if they use too much, its wasted. An expense they didn't need to make.

Steven Bowen
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Why does our sewage end up dumped in our rivers?

Untreated sewage being dumped in our rivers and oceans is moving up the social and political agenda across Europe - nowhere more so than the UK.

Steven Bowen
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Green cement - there are solutions

The production of concrete, or more accurately cement, accounts for between 5-8% of global GHG emissions. This is a similar scale to the GHG emissions of passenger cars. There are solutions - and not all revolve around new technologies.

Sandy Jayaraj
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Everything, everywhere, all at once - holistic approach to healthcare

Shifting our mindset on how we view health and wellbeing could result in us living longer, and in better health.

Steven Bowen
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Software based electricity grid stability

The software based solutions that will make our electricity grids fit for purpose for the coming decades are a massive investment opportunity, that will also enable countries to have a realistic chance of hitting their decarbonisation and net zero targets.

Steven Bowen
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Hardware based electricity grid stability

What supporting investments will we need to make to allow the electricity grid to run with a higher percentage of renewables. Without them our green electricity targets will not be met.

Sandy Jayaraj
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Air pollution and dementia

As the World population life expectancy increases, more of us are likely to succumb to 'old age' conditions like dementia. There are a number of factors thought to play a part. Is air pollution one of them?




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