Franklin Templeton recognizes growing systemic risks from water
With water underpinning all drivers of economic growth, it poses systemic risks from impacts of climate change, which is making water supplies increasingly unstable across the globe.
With water underpinning all drivers of economic growth, it poses systemic risks from impacts of climate change, which is making water supplies increasingly unstable across the globe.
The signatories have also set forth “interim targets for 2030” and they are to submit their target “within a year of joining the initiative”.
The largest asset manager in the world stresses on the shift towards sustainable economy.
Virginia’s new legislation on clean energy is “a smart, business-friendly way to tackle carbon pollution”.
Government and corporate groups see market-based approach to be a vital need to address transport emissions.
The corporate sector of Ohio stands united in supporting its old clean energy standards.
“We must all recognize the power of our investable dollars to accelerate the transition to a just and sustainable global economy that ensures a livable planet for all of us”, said Lubber, C.E.O and President Ceres.
There is an accelerated move towards low carbon economy as the corporate sector regards it to be the future.
The U.S. passes a new legislation to keep up with the competition of global transitions “to a clean energy economy”.