Nicholas Stern

@lordstern1

Professor of Economics and Government & Chair of the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment at LSE

London, England
Joined July 2016
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  1. Nov 15

    Delighted that will join me and others for a discussion about 'COP26: where do we go from here?' tomorrow morning at 10:00 GMT. You can register free for this virtual event here:

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  2. Nov 14

    My statement on the outcome of

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  3. Nov 10

    My statement on the dangers of adding numbers on finance to the draft text of the decision from

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  4. Nov 9

    Join me at 5pm today at the UN Climate Change Pavilion at for a discussion on’Beyond the $100 billion: financing a sustainable and resilient future event’, or live on YouTube here:

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  5. Nov 8

    Join me tomorrow live on YouTube from the UN Climate Change pavilion at for ‘Beyond the $100 billion: financing a sustainable and resilient future’ event at COP26 - YouTube

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  6. Nov 8

    I will be speaking at 5pm on Tuesday 9 November at the UN Climate Pavilion (next to the UK Pavilion) at about my new paper with Amar Bhattacharya on 'Beyond the $100 billion: financing a sustainable and resilient future'. Paper here:

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  7. Nov 3

    My new report with Amar Bhattacharya: Beyond the $100 billion: financing a sustainable and resilient future

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  8. Nov 1

    A welcome step forward by the MDBs in rapidly ramping up their support for development and the drive to net zero and climate resilience:

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  9. Nov 1

    My statement in response to the major announcement at by on India’s climate action, including a target of net zero emissions by 2070, and possible peak in emissions by 2030:

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  10. Oct 28

    My article in today's edition of : Why the economic case for tackling climate change is stronger than ever:

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  11. Oct 28

    Looking forward my conversation with John Kerry after his speech at this morning at 9:30 UK time. You can register and watch live here:

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  12. Oct 26

    A preview of my lecture this evening to mark the 15th anniversary of the publication of The Stern Review: 'Net zero will require the biggest economic transformation ever seen in peacetime'

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  13. Oct 25

    Join me on Thursday for an event with who will be speaking ahead of COP26:

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  14. Oct 25

    Join me tomorrow for my lecture on: 15 years on from the Stern Review: economics of climate change, innovation, growth:

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  15. Oct 15

    My new op-ed with Professor Zou Ji for China Daily: China steps up to the plate

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  16. Oct 6

    My new essay with for on: Covid-19, climate change, and the environment: a sustainable, inclusive, and resilient global recovery

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  17. Oct 5

    My new article with Amar Bhattacharya for Finance and Development, on why in Glasgow may usher in a new era of sustainable development

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  18. Oct 4

    My letter in ⁦⁩ today on the PM’s plan for electricity to be green by 2035

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  19. Sep 26

    My letter to the Board about

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  20. Sep 23

    Our new report for on 'Shaping an Equitable, Inclusive and Sustainable Recovery: Acting Now for a Better Future':

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