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Joined December 2013
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I've been beaten to it by the @CambridgeEcon account and @Neil_R_Edwards but our paper on stranded assets in @NatureClimate is now out. Summary: Trillions of dollars of assets at risk, even without further policy. Financial crisis possible. bit.ly/2LlhzH0
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Read @GRI_LSE's @sinimatic's evidence in @CommonsEAC report on how privatisation of Green Investment Bank has harmed UK green investment & why more robust evidence is needed on green mortgages parliament.uk/business/commi…
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Join us at Greenwich on 23 May to learn more about the links between climate change and finance: eventbrite.co.uk/e/workshop-…. Speakers include Etienne Espagne, Maria Nikolaidi, @sinimatic, @HectorPollitt and @RJMacquarie.
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Tourism accounts for about 8% of global greenhouse gas emissions according to new study bbc.co.uk/news/science-envir… Via @MattMcGrathBBC
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To anyone interested: from 6:05 you can hear Mario Draghi's response to @paultang question on the climate-related impact of ECB's QE multimedia.europarl.europa.e… @sinimatic @GRI_LSE @DimitriZ Our policy paper on the topic here: lse.ac.uk/GranthamInstitute/…
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Banks should hold more capital for brown loans and not less for green loans!
Persuasive argumentation against green suporting factor and for brown penalizing factor by Boot and Schoenmaker
#macropru #sustainability @HLEG_Sus_Fin @VDombrovskis
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Our book on climate legislation is out, with great contributions from @AchalaC @fergusgreen @SubhiBarakat @abbie_j_clare @elisa_sdem
@IbonGalarraga @JoanaSetzer @sinimatic and more. xitter.cf/Elgar_Law/status/94922…
Out now: Trends in #ClimateChange Legislation edited by @GRI_LSE's @averchenkova @SamFankhauser @NachmanyMichal e-elgar.com/shop/trends-in-c… Read the introduction elgaronline.com/view/9781786…
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“European Union plans to lower capital requirements for environmentally-friendly investments would have a negative impact on lenders’ credit rating as it would increase risks,” rating agency Moody’s says. reut.rs/2jagPbx @VDombrovskis
Green doesn't mean risk-free: Why we should be cautious about preferential regulatory treatment for green financial assets xitter.cf/GRI_LSE/status/9427136…
We should be cautious about considering a #GreenSupportingFactor as a means of boosting green growth in the EU says @sinimatic lse.ac.uk/GranthamInstitute/…
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What’s the future of the Green Investment Bank & UK low-carbon investment now GIB sale is complete? Asks @sinimatic bit.ly/2fQlOj8
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How green are the #GE2017 manifestos? @SamFankhauser & Sini Matikainen on @LSEpoliticsblog blogs.lse.ac.uk/politicsandp…
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Central banks inadvertently backing high-carbon companies with programmes to stimulate economic growth lse.ac.uk/GranthamInstitute/…
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Free entry to hear my conversation with @UNFCCC Executive Secretary, @PEspinosaC, at @LSEnews on 23 February: lse.ac.uk/GranthamInstitute/…
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Mark Carney weighs in on #climate change again, this time to argue green investment can boost the global economy ft.com/content/741131f0-80ef…
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Turning the carbon bubble inside out: clean companies beat polluting ones 3 to 1
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#Clean200
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UK should boost growth by borrowing to invest in sustainable energy, transport & cities - 2 new reports by @DimitriZ lse.ac.uk/GranthamInstitute/…
Scrap fossil fuel subsidies now and bring in carbon tax, says World Bank chief gu.com/p/47fvm/stw