responsAbility: Climate catastrophe is inevitable without private investors
responsAbility: Climate catastrophe is inevitable without private investors
Climate catastrophe is inevitable without private investors, according to Paul Hailey, Head of Impact at responsAbility Investments AG. If emerging markets are to achieve development without increasing emissions, private investors need to step in to support innovative, sustainable business models that generate clean power and improve efficiency, he says.
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