CPC Tackles GHG Emissions
Bankers, policymakers, regulators just agreed that climate change is a “green swan” that will cause increasing and systemic shocks to the global financial system. We at GIC Group agree, which …
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Reimagine. Recreate. Restore.
The theme for 2021 is “Ecosystem Restoration”, and will be hosted by Pakistan. On this occasion, UN Decade of Ecosystem Restoration will also be launched. On this World Environment Day, GIC …
Growers Want CPC Futures Contracts
We’re going after lost revenues from opportunistic corporate tax strategies; then why do we put faith in a new tax on carbon emissions. Instead, growers are coming on board for …
GIC Celebrates Earth Day
Intrepid is flying over Mars landscape- a tech achievement. Today, the focus is on earth’s changing land and skyscape. Forty countries attending today’s Summit, but 155 are not. Plenty of …
Day 2 of Earth Day Celebration
Earth Day, Day 2, features climate restoration technologies and regenerative agriculture. Early ag adapters have set an example to cut-back emissions and sequester carbon in the soil. They are true …
Restore Our Earth
This year’s Earth Day theme is “Restore Our Earth.” GIC is focusing on reducing carbon emissions in the ag valuation. Watch for our pilot on new futures contracts that rewards …
A Worthy Earth Day Goal
Here’s a worthy Earth Day goal — Regenerative Agriculture! Regenerative agriculture increases biodiversity, enriches soils, improves watersheds, and enhances ecosystem services. Regenerative Agriculture is one of the topics for the …
New Futures Products from GIC
The drumroll for climate change risk mitigation measures is growing at long last, but so are the risks for big and very costly mistakes. We’re focusing on a bottom-up approach …
CPC: Avoiding carbon credit trading pitfalls
Stories are popping up of carbon credit trades based on thin air. Expect more with the flood of players and incentives to game the system. For bona fide emissions reductions …
Climate Change Holding Back Food Production
Nature Climate Exchange reports results of Cornell research–Climate change has been holding back food production for decades, with a new study showing that about 21% of growth for agricultural output …
