'The next five to ten years are crucial to ensure that the worst outcomes of the climate crisis are mitigated, and we have a unique opportunity to reframe our economy in the interests of the people who work within it.' (Per Capita, Melbourne) >

'The role of central banks, financial regulators and sectoral coalitions' (Chatham House, London) >

'Estimates of how the different control variables for seven planetary boundaries have changed from 1950 to present. The green shaded polygon represents the safe operating space.' (Stockholm Resilience Centre, Stockholm University, Sweden) >

'Investing In Workers And Closing The Green Skills Gap'. (The New Economics Foundation) >

What the IPCC Report Means for Credible Corporate Climate Action. 'In response to the IPCC report, UN Secretary-General Guterres’ Acceleration Agenda advances specific measures to phase out fossil fuels' (Business for Social Responsibility, New York and Internationally) >

Passenger transport decarbonization in emerging economies: policy lessons from modelling long-term deep decarbonization pathways. 'Reaching the goal of the Paris Agreement will not be possible without a deep decarbonization of the passenger transport sector.' (Climate Policy journal) >

'This report proposes an operational method for integrating environmental issues into business education, developed in partnership with the Audencia School of Management and several other institutions.' (The Shift Project, Paris) >

How the Climate Crisis Will Transform the Global Economy - by Paul Gilding. A major new analysis and action plan to deal with two linked challenges to human ingenuity and human survival - the crisis of climate change and the world economic crash. (Bloomsbury Publishing, ISBN 9781408822180 ) >

'We have unparalleled renewable energy resources. We also have the necessary scientific skills. Australia could be the natural home for an increasing proportion of global industry. But how do we make this happen?' by Ross Garnaut - - Paperback and eBook. (Publisher: La Trobe University Press - ISBN 9781760642099) >

'The book is for all of us who know that we need to change the economy in response to our worsening ecological and social crises. The authors are all fellows of the Schumacher Institute whose purpose is to assist in developing ‘sustainable systems’.' New Economy, New Systems: Radical Responses to Our Sustainability Crises (The Schumacher Institute, Bristol, UK) >