Global warming is not new news
Dr Quintin Rayer provides a brief history of global warming and questions why warnings have not been acted upon
ESG Clarity
A load of hot air: Is hydrogen the clean fuel of the future?
Hydrogen is being touted as a clean fuel that could support the transition to a low-carbon or net-zero emissions future.
IEMA TRANSFORM
Water Insecurity and Climate Risk: Investment Impact of Floods and Droughts
Investors who are concerned about climate are likely to consider water security. Potential liabilities for extreme flood and drought events…
American Geophysical Union
Risk-Rating GHG Emissions Offsets based on Climate Requirements
To keep global warming below Paris Agreement levels of 1.5-2.0°C, greenhouse gas emissions need to be net-zero. As absolute emissions…
American Geophysical Union
Fifty shades of hydrogen
Hydrogen is seen as key in supporting the transition to a low carbon or net-zero emissions future. It does not…
As featured in New Model Adviser
Water Insecurity and Climate Risk: Investment Impact of Floods and Droughts
Concerns about water security often inform climate risk-related decisions made by environmentally focused investors. Yet share prices do not always reflect potential liabilities for damage caused by extreme flood and drought events linked to global warming.
Palgrave Studies in Sustainable Business In Association with Future Earth
A moral approach to climate-friendly investing
Climate remains a significant theme in ethical and sustainable investing. Global warming may be the greatest threat that humanity, and…
Pax Christi Scotland
A Dirty Business: investing in a new coal mine is not a sustainable investment
Environmental groups are opposing plans for a new coal mine at Whitehaven, Cumbria. The mine was initially approved by Cumbria…
TRANSFORM Magazine (IEMA)
The climate questions advisers should be asking fund houses
CISI member and P1 Investment Management head of research and ethical investing Quintin Rayer explains how advisers can select climate-friendly…
ESG Clarity
It it Moral to use Taxes to support Fossil Fuels?
In this short article by Dr Quintin Rayer, P1’s Head of research and ethical investing, begins summarising the moral argument…
Oxford Climate Alumni Network