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
Raj Thamotheram | 8 July 2016
Blog & Articles
Bloomberg New Energy Finance and McKinsey have both concluded that a rapid take-up of electric vehicles will lead to a late 2020s peak in oil demand. This... continue reading
Raj Thamotheram | 29 June 2016
Blog & Articles
Preventable Surprises has released its latest report “Climate Related Systemic Risk: A Guide for Investor Action Report“. This report takes investment decision-makers through key questions to... continue reading
Raj Thamotheram | 28 June 2016
Blog & Articles
Here is some media commentary relating to the Missing 60% campaign: Prof Bob Eccles explains why Blackrock, State Street and Vanguard are well placed to lead the... continue reading
laurencebascle | 3 June 2016
Media Coverage
The Spring 2016 proxy votes supporting the 2°C stress test resolutions at last week’s Annual General Meetings of ExxonMobil (38.2%) and Chevron (41%) give cause for... continue reading
Raj Thamotheram | 2 June 2016
Blog & Articles
At the US Annual General Meetings (AGMs) in 2016, approximately 40% of investors voted in favour of resolutions asking for better disclosure of climate risk. In contrast, more than... continue reading
laurencebascle | 31 May 2016
Media Coverage
Sea Change Radio is interviewing Preventable Surprises and discuss how even small-scale investors can produce large-scale results by advocating for sounder environmental practices within the board... continue reading
laurencebascle | 30 May 2016
Media Coverage
Blue & Green Tomorrow recently published Rich Pancost’s article on what climate change really looks like (see page 29 of the Guide to Sustainable Investing for... continue reading