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The Sustainable Investor

Sustainability, Strategy and Finance

The Sustainable Investor
Steven Bowen
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How fast could the battery storage market grow?

Global energy storage is projected to reach a cumulative 411 gigawatts (or 1,194 gigawatt-hours) by the end of 2030, according to the latest forecast from BNEF.

Sandy Jayaraj
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Antimicrobial Resistance: a primer

Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) is a macro threat to the sustainability of the human race and other species. It is of a similar level to that of the worst impacts of climate change. Focus: Health, Macro, Climate, Biological, Behavioural, Physical, Financial, Incentives.

Sandy Jayaraj
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The simple and the ancient

The built environment is a key decarbonisation and health & well being problem. Whilst new technologies will be key, ancient approaches can inspire modern investible equivalents.

Sandy Jayaraj
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Electric roads a better option for UK freight?

HGVs emit a disproportionate amount of CO2 relative to their total miles driven. Lowering those emissions is important.

Kristina Touzenis / Steven Bowen
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Moves to ban products made with forced labour

Avoiding human rights abuses in supply chains is increasingly important.

Sandy Jayaraj
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IoT + wireless sensors + CCTV = improved city fire control

Smart Cities are ultimately about making urban areas operate more efficiently. Often that involves different technologies coming together.

Steven Bowen
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What's ESG got to do with it?

It’s very important that companies provide meaningful and useful ESG data. The key words here are meaningful and useful.

Sandy Jayaraj
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Cleaning up soil and water with plants

Some invasive aquatic plants may actually be able to decontaminate water and soil.

Kristina Touzenis
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Are we doing enough about modern slavery?

The ILO and the IOM estimate there are 50 million people in situations of 'modern slavery'.

Sandy Jayaraj
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FLAG(ging) land-intensive sectors

Agriculture, forestry and other land use comprise one-fifth of global GHG emissions. Now we have some science-based targets.

Kristina Touzenis / Steven Bowen
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Human rights law scope and impact is increasing

Torres Islanders’ have won a legal case involving climate damage and their right to enjoy culture and family life

Sandy Jayaraj
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An effective malaria vaccine at scale?

An important milestone in the fight to hold malaria at bay: The R21 vacccine.




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