Raj Thamotheram | 27 March 2017
Climate disruption, Reports
Download Publication Abstract If it reaches 4° or more, global warming may cause severe economic damage with the consequence that a significant portion of the value... continue reading
Raj Thamotheram | 26 March 2017
Guidance notes
This guidance note has been developed to support energy utility companies in developing transition plans to a clean energy power system, and for asset owners, asset... continue reading
Raj Thamotheram | 14 March 2017
Videos
Prof. Anat Admati met with UK investors to discuss how investors could be a bigger part of the solution to the banking crisis. The meeting was... continue reading
Raj Thamotheram | 3 September 2016
Blog & Articles
G20 leaders face a long list of pressing issues when they meet at their September summit, including the backlash against globalization and migration. While climate... continue reading
Raj Thamotheram | 27 August 2016
Blog & Articles
This guest op-ed is from Professor Rich Pancost, organic geochemist, biogeochemist and palaeoclimatologist. Since 2012, he has been the Director of the interdisciplinary University of Bristol... continue reading
Raj Thamotheram | 15 August 2016
Blog & Articles
Asset owners are, rightly, frustrated with how many investment managers actually “do” stewardship. Rather than engage assertively with managers about their stewardship performance, however, asset owners... continue reading
Raj Thamotheram | 10 August 2016
Blog & Articles
Leading up to COP21, companies faced investor pressure to report on stress tests or scenario analyses that acknowledge the potential for regulations limiting global warming to... continue reading
Raj Thamotheram | 23 July 2016
Blog & Articles
The individuals listed below have signed in their personal capacity. Organisational affiliations are shown for identification purposes only. Prof Michael ASHLEY, Department of Astrophysics, University of... continue reading
Raj Thamotheram | 18 July 2016
Blog & Articles
Obama’s top science adviser, John Holdren, is right and wrong. Yes, we will need fossil fuels for some time and some (gas) could be better than... continue reading