Simple as Pi right?

Happy Pi day!

In the grand tapestry of existence, certain elements stand out as symbols of complexity and simplicity intertwined. Take Pi (π), for instance. This mathematical constant, approximately 3.14159, represents the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter. It is a seemingly simple concept that unfolds into an infinite, non-repeating decimal, embodying the beauty of mathematics and the mysteries of the universe.

Now, juxtapose this with the monumental task of saving the world. The challenges we face—climate change, poverty, inequality—are vast and intricate, much like the digits of Pi. Yet, the solutions often start with simple actions: reducing waste, supporting sustainable practices, advocating for justice. Each small step, like each digit of Pi, contributes to a larger, more complex solution.

In essence, Pi and looking after the world, remind us that simplicity and complexity are not mutually exclusive. They coexist, each simple action contributing to a grander, more intricate whole.

Tatiana Dupont's?post is by Mark Currass, who discusses bridging the investment and innovation Gap to meet global mandates in ?The Sustainable Aviation Fuel Industry.

Neil Farrell? enjoyed ?Matthew Ross's post who highlighted the The Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund—guardian of $1.6 trillion in assets who has executed what may be the most consequential financial manoeuvre of the 21st century by placing 96% of their entire portfolio under natural capital risk assessment!

?John Gillespie's post by Renata Thome ?discusses she is excited to be part of the LBS Social Impact Investing Fund (SIIF) at London Business School, collaborating with HEARTFELT_ Capital to support early-stage start-ups addressing global environmental and social challenges. Her post highlights their investment focus.

Stephanie Thompson's?likes Hugo Rauch post highlighting new impact funds in Europe in 2024 across climate tech, sustainable energy, blue economy, forestry and Biodiversity, food and agriculture.

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