What does the new Global Risks Report 2026 say about climate action in the future
The publication of the Global Risks Report (the Report) is a much-anticipated annual event, and the 2026 edition is now out. This year it combines the results of the latest Global Risks Perception Survey (the views of over 1,300 global leaders and experts) and in-depth analysis of this survey by 161 experts across the World…
Celebrate women leading climate action through history with Private Goodness
Private Goodness is happy to help you mark Women’s History Month with a one-hour in-house event entitled “Celebrating women leading climate action through history”. We have many women to thank for our understanding of climate change today and for the progress that has been made towards a safer, cleaner, greener, and more equitable world. From…
Ten years since the Paris Agreement: what do experts say has changed?
On 12 December 2015, something just short of miraculous happened. Almost all the countries in the world (195 of them) agreed that the business-as-usual practices were harmful and promised to work together to combat climate change by adopting a legally binding international treaty known as the Paris Agreement. The main long-term goals of the Agreement…
Fewer than 1% of companies align capital expenditure with decarbonisation goals
The State of the Corporate Transition 2025 report has been published by the TPI Global Climate Transition Centre (part of the LSE) , an independent and authoritative source of research on low-carbon economy. This year’s report assessed 2,000 of the world’s highest-emitting public companies on their climate action across 24 sectors, collectively representing approximately three-quarters…
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