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August 18 · Issue #8 · View online
The insider memo for sustainability leaders in the commodities sector
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Could climate become the weak link in your supply chain? | McKinsey
Climate change could mean more disruptions in global supply chains–interrupting production, raising costs and prices, and hurting corporate revenues.
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Carbon Tax Border Adjustments: Good Politics, Bad For Consumers?
While border adjustments alleviate economic pressure on polluting industries, at least in the near term, they transfer that pressure onto consumers.
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Carbon credit markets still have a way to go | Financial Times
The world’s emissions trading systems are maturing, but still patchy in their coverage
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BNP Paribas issues Australia's first climate-linked bond - Reuters
BNP Paribas issued Australia’s first green bond linked to the performance of an index tracking companies tipped to benefit from the country’s transition into a low-carbon economy, aiming to bridge a gap in sustainable investment products.
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Climate news: Is BP The Greenest Oil Company in the World Now? - Bloomberg
Ambitious targets plot path for CEO’s vision of a low carbon future
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COVID-19 is awful. Climate change could be worse. | Bill Gates
Bill Gates believes if we learn the lessons of COVID-19, we can approach climate change more informed about the consequences of inaction, and more prepared to save lives and prevent the worst possible outcome.
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