Make climate maths count


Gaining currency: Consumers are starting to see that our spending, savings, and investment aspirations need to be aligned with our climate aspirations. —123rf.com

CONSUMERS now need a strong grip on climate economics as part of their daily routine.

Who is responsible for carbon emissions and, more importantly, for decarbonisation? It’s human activity that is causing climate change.

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