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Forbes
Blurb: There’s no denying that global warming is one of the most pressing issues of our time and there is a booming consensus that decarbonization is the only logical way forward (after all, it was a key theme at this year’s World Economic Forum Meeting in Davos).
EURACTIV
As the EU aims for climate neutrality by 2050, key industries such as the manufacturing of wind turbines, solar panels, and battery-electric vehicles must be ready to supply the necessary technologies to decarbonise the economy.
NRDC
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy kicked off this week by signing the New Jersey Low Embodied Carbon Concrete Leadership Act into law.
Undivided Ventures
This report describes perspectives shared by ten global industry leaders in interviews during the inaugural Undivided Workshops programme in September and October 2022.
TechCrunch
Brendan Wallace’s ambition is beginning to seem almost limitless. The LA-based venture firm that Wallace and co-founder Brad Greiwe launched less than seven years ago already has $3.2 billion in assets under management.
The New York Times
When Arebeth Pease was laid off from the tech start-up MasterClass last year, she could have had her pick of jobs. But so many tech companies’ missions rang hollow, she said, and many were creating more problems than they were fixing.
Bisnow
A trio of federal spending plans passed in the last two years dedicated nearly a trillion dollars to an ambitious expansion of green infrastructure in the U.S.
Axios
Companies bought fewer carbon offsets in 2022 than they did the year before, a new report finds, Andrew writes. The big picture: Given frequent headlines of loopholes in certain offsets, many executives are steering clear.
PR Newswire
Fifth Wall—the largest asset manager focused on decarbonizing the real estate industry—has hired Alok Sindher as a Partner to expand the mandate of its Climate business to include infrastructure investing alongside the Firm’s leading venture and growth equity business.
The Real Deal
Local Law 97 is going to be costly to New York City landlords, according to a report on projected fines when the regulation comes into effect.
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