The Financial Times featured Florian Berg, Jaime Oliver Huidobro, and Roberto Rigobon's paper that reveals companies that have their climate reports audited are more likely to reduce their emissions.
About half of America’s most carbon-dependent economies don’t qualify for the energy community IRA tax credit.
“Sanctions against Russian oligarchs push in the right direction, but are not enough,”
"They built up these reserves, I think, thinking they would give them a buffer that would allow them to behave in a more reckless manner."
Healthy compartmentalization involves regulating your emotions while unhealthy compartmentalizing means repressing them.
If visa workers were less fearful of having to leave the country they would be "more likely to blow the whistle if they observe misconduct."
"Executives need to forge a new operating model that addresses the reality of firms introducing emerging technologies and reduced headcounts."
"We know that AI is happening right in front of us and right around the corner in terms of legislation. A blanket immunity would not be good."
Companies that set SBTi targets, but didn't obtain assurance on their climate reports, performed no better on emissions reduction than non-SBTi.
"Our findings suggest that there can actually be a deterrent effect in making these accounts illiquid."
