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Sustainable horizons: evaluating COP28 and charting the path forward for climate action

Insights from Eva Cairns and Faith Ward on the successes, challenges and imperatives of COP28

Authors
Eva Cairns
Head of Sustainability Insights & Climate Strategy
Faith Ward
Chief Responsible Investment Officer, Brunel Pension Partnership & Chair of the Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change (IIGCC)

Duration: 42 mins

Date: 10 Jan 2024

There were positive outcomes from COP28. It emphasised the importance of a 1.5 degrees limit on global warming and included the phase-out of fossil fuels in the final wording for the first time. Eva Cairns invites Faith Ward to discuss her valuable insights.

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