Oxford’s Rail Renaissance: How a £120M Investment is Reshaping Regional Connectivity and Scientific Innovation
A New Chapter in Oxford’s Transport History After six decades of silence, the Cowley Branch Line is poised to return…
A New Chapter in Oxford’s Transport History After six decades of silence, the Cowley Branch Line is poised to return…
Companies highly sensitive to temperature changes consistently underperform despite inflated stock prices, according to new financial research. A 52-year analysis reveals investors systematically underestimate climate-related financial risks, creating market inefficiencies.
Firms with higher sensitivity to temperature fluctuations deliver significantly lower stock returns while remaining consistently overvalued, according to a comprehensive new study published in Management Science. The research analyzed over five decades of U.S. stock market data, revealing systematic mispricing of climate-related risks in financial markets.
The Domino Effect of Climate Impacts Recent research reveals that climate change impacts don’t occur in isolation but cascade through…
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New Zealand has revised its 2050 methane reduction target for livestock and farm sources to 14-24% below 2017 levels. The updated goal reflects a balanced approach between emission reductions and maintaining agricultural exports.
New Zealand has announced a significant revision to its 2050 methane reduction targets for livestock and agricultural sectors, lowering the ambition from previous goals while maintaining a commitment to environmental stewardship. The new target aims for a 14-24% reduction in methane emissions from 2017 levels, down substantially from the previously established 24-47% reduction goal.