Tag Archives: renewable
The Counterfactual Geography of More Sustainable Energy.
In this blog post Dan Van der Horst explores our very human relationship with energy. He challenges us to peek over the garden fence at the smorgasbord of sustainable energy practices being creatively devised and adopted by our European Neighbours. … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Science, Energy, Global Challenges
Tagged adaptation, congestion charges, creative imagination, district heating, European Best Practice, fuel poverty, imaginitive solutions, inspiration, IPCC, Mitigation, politicians, Power, renewable, responsible citizens, sustainable energy, urban pecking order
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Perspectives on Global Environmental Change: What does it mean for the University of Edinburgh to be a Responsible Investor?
“One is not born into the world to do everything but to do something.” ― Henry David Thoreau The University of Edinburgh has a long and proud history of taking action to address environmental challenges and social concerns, and … Continue reading
Posted in Environmental Economics, Responsible Investment, Social Responsibility
Tagged consultation, Divestment, emissions reductions, endowment funds, fairer world, innovative companies, investment policy, policy changes, principles, renewable, Social Responsilbility, start-ups, strategic approach, strategic investment, strategic plan, United Nations
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