There are as many green shades as there are green conversations

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1. Weekly commentary, The Problem As I See It: “There are as many green shades as there are green conversations” February 28, 2022, week #9.
2. Weekly highlights and critical data about climate change.
3. Podcast series, resources, and archives.
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1. Weekly commentary preview, “There are as many green shades as there are green conversations”?February 2022, week #9

“The world of the future is in our making. Tomorrow is now.”—Eleanor Roosevelt.

I will start this weekly commentary with a conclusion: the consequences of the current political conflicts (there are many) will be to redouble the importance of building resilience into the global supply chains and production systems (water, food, waste management, healthcare, and more).

These conflicts will change the world's geopolitical landscape. And this transition is about to fundamentally reshape risk and return dynamics across all sectors and asset classes but also deeply impact our decisions and needs.

Despite these critical constraints, the world is well on its way to creating a policy environment that encourages initiatives to decrease emissions and mitigate global warming. While these mitigation actions may help reduce the worst long-term effects of climate change, given the half-vitality of GHGs already in the atmosphere, climate impact during the next 30 years is inescapable. A new economic reality is necessary.

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2. This week by the numbers: climate change highlights and critical data

2.1—Curated articles of February 2022, week #9

• 6 arguments for carbon taxes—[Read more on MIT ]
• Fossil fuel companies are trying to exploit this war for their gain. We can’t let them—[Read more on The Guardian ]
• Corporate sustainability push a $35 trillion dollar conundrum for auditors — [Read more on Reuters ]

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2.2—Data of the world, Data of the world,?CO2: 3,071?days until we reach the 450ppm threshold

• CO2 levels as of?February 26, 2022 = 419.23 ppm. A year ago:?416.33 ppm. Twenty-six years ago: 360 ppm.

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3. Ask the experts series, podcast: "Challenging the systemic risks and addressing global issues"; media, resources, and archives

3.1—Monique Aiken and William Burckart on challenging the systemic risks and addressing global issues

In this Ask the experts episode, I have the privilege to discuss with two impressive people, Monique Aiken , managing director and William Burckart , COO and President of The Investment Integration Project, a consulting services and applied research firm that provides advice, thought leadership, and a turnkey solution to help investors manage systemic risks and opportunities.

We covered the following topics to better understand the perspectives of sustainable investing based on applied research.—[View it now on our YouTube channel ].

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