E3G is an independent climate change think tank accelerating the transition to a climate safe world
As leaders gather in Davos this week for the 50th World Economic Forum, climate change is being recognised as one of the main risks facing the global economy. In our newest study, we assess the readiness of Germany’s economic, financial and political system in the face of 21st century challenges, including climate change, digitalisation, a slowing macroeconomy and geopolitical conflicts.
When a mature and prosperous economy, such as Australia’s, is struggling to cope with the cost of climate impacts, then perhaps we should all start worrying. The future is clean investment, fairer economies, and an acute understanding of the materiality of climate risk to capital. So what action can we take now for a climate safe future?
We’re living in a crisis – a climate crisis. And there will be a new economic crisis – we don’t know when, nor what form it will take, but we know it will come. What happens when they meet?
Central banks have the remit of ensuring financial stability, however that stability will be increasingly impacted by climate change. In a response to recent media coverage, Dileimy Orozco explores how can central banks can ensure their prepared for a climate changed future.
Ensuring a just and fair transition for workers and regions in high carbon industries that risk losing out.
A portfolio of our climate diplomacy work, helping to shape the strategic planning of governmental and non-governmental actors.
The first-ever London Climate Action Week was hosted from 1-8 July 2019.
Taking a deep dive into the future of gas.
Understanding how international financial institutions can reform to align with the goals of keeping climate change below 1.5/2°C.
Continued use of unabated coal is incompatible with the decarbonisation of the global economy. We're working to phase out coal.
