Learning from history

Climate change has been a subject of study and prediction for many years, much like human history. Scientists use various methods to track and predict climate changes, including historical climate data, ice core samples, and advanced climate models.

By examining ice cores, tree rings, and sediment layers, scientists can reconstruct past climates and understand how the Earth’s climate has changed over millennia.

We have weekly learning sessions on the environment and DEI topics. Yesterday we had a brilliant session and we learnt about ice core sampling and the Keeling curve through AXA Climate regenerative business school! ?

Matt’s post Kate Barclay highlights recommendations around investment for rewilding in Britain.

Tatiana's post by? ?Maureen discusses?‘Re-energising energy - how the utilities sector can create cultures of high performance.

Neil's post by Liza Tullidge looks at the evolving landscape of corporate finance activity.

John’s post by ?Harvey Knight highlights some key insights from Reset Connect for London with ESG investment trends in private equity and venture capital.

Steph’s post by Daniela Barone Soares OBE ?recently travelled to Bhutan on an ?Impact Safari. This is her blog about her incredible learnings over the 10 days? ‘ Bhutan taught me about the Impact Economy.’