"There is nothing so practical as a good theory."
16 July 2018
16 July 2018 – Jake Reynolds, Executive Director, Sustainable Economy describes The Prince of Wales Global Sustainability Programme which will bring together leading companies and academics to tackle sustainability challenges through cross-disciplinary research.
Climate change sentiment – a risk to investment portfolios in the short term
19 January 2016
Climate change sentiment – a risk to investment portfolios in the short term In an article for Business Green, Dr Jake Reynolds, Director of Sustainable Economy at the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership, explores the case for stress-testing investments against shifting climate change...
Unhedgeable risk: How climate change sentiment impacts investment
9 November 2015
Unhedgeable risk: How climate change sentiment impacts investment Dr Jake Reynolds, Director, Sustainable Economy 12 November 2015 In an article for ESG Magazine, Dr Jake Reynolds explains why financial markets are not immune to the impacts of climate change in the short term. Climate change poses...
Rewiring our economy to combat climate change and poverty
1 July 2015
Rewiring our economy to combat climate change and poverty Dr Jake Reynolds, Director, Sustainable Economy 2 July 2015 In September, at the United Nations in New York, the world’s governments will adopt the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) after an intensive discussion on what aspirations the...
Nexus thinking: can it slow the Great Acceleration?
5 December 2014
November 2014 – In July 2014, the Nexus Network commissioned 13 think pieces with the remit of scoping and defining nexus approaches, and stimulating debate across the linked domains of food, energy, water and the environment. The Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership’s Jake Reynolds and Gemma Cranston have co-written a think piece entitled ‘Nexus thinking: can it slow the Great Acceleration?’ that explores how business success and corporate decision-making could be shaped by nexus thinking.
