ESG-Edu - Mitigation & Adaptation

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MITIGATION & ADAPTATION Content developed by ALSO IN THIS ISSUE: WHAT’S GOING ON IN THE WORLD? | CLIMATE ALSO IN THIS ISSUE: AN INTRODUCTION TO CLIMATE RISK AND INVESTMENT CHANGE: WHAT IS GOVERNMENT DOING? | SA BUSINESS: TO CLIMATE RISK AND SCENARIO ANALYSIS | OVERVIEW OF THE TASK FORCE ON TRANSITION OR NOT TO TRANSITION | SA’S PROGRESS ON CLIMATE-RELATED FINANCIAL DISCLOSURES (TCFD) SDG 13: CLIMATE ACTION | PHYSICAL AND TRANSITIONAL RISKS

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ESG-Edu - Mitigation & Adaptation

Published on Mar 26, 2024

atleha-edu

It’s been confirmed. Human activities, mainly through the emission of greenhouse gases, have unequivocally caused global warming. If you find yourself involved in a conversation about climate change around the dinner table you can state this as a fact. However, there sure is a lot of noise around this matter. In this issue of ESG-edu, we look at the most important need-to-know questions regarding climate change. We give you a snapshot of the United Nations’ latest assessment report as well as an overview of the climate action necessary for South Africa, and the work that has already been done. What’s inside? What’s going on in the world? Climate Change: What is Government doing? SA Business: To transition or not to transition SA’s progress on SDG 13: Climate Action Climate risks explained

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