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Climate change, carbon mitigation and a just transition

15 Jul, 2022 | Return|

“Net zero involves as much mitigation possible before you start to do the offsetting. From a systems perspective, there is only so much the land, forestry, agriculture, etc. can absorb and we think it’s about 5 gigatonnes. So we need to shrink global emissions to 5 gigatonnes from the 50 it is today.”

This final panel of Responsible Pathway Live explored the hot topic of climate change with four industry experts - Alex Monk, Portfolio manager at Schroders, Charlie Miller, Climate strategist at Legal & General Investment Management, Dan Grandage, Head of sustainable investing at abrdn and Lorna Logan, Portfolio manager at Stewart Investors. In this lively session they debated:

  • The opportunities and challenges presented by climate change.

  • Engagement versus divestment in enabling a just transition.

  • The importance of carbon mitigation in achieving net zero by 2050.

  • How data can be used to measure and evidence change.

Listen to the Behind the Screens on your favourite platform here, or listen below.

 

In summary: Alex, Charlie and Lorna shared their key take-away from the session, take a look below.

 

Alex Monk, Schroders

 

 

Charlie Miller, LGIM

 

 

Lorna Logan, Stewart Investors

 

For more insights from the Responsible Pathway Live event, take a look below, and if you have any questions or would like more information, please do not hesitate to contact us.

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