Published approximately every three months, the WHEB Quarterly will provide critical perspectives and reflections from leading investment practitioners within the WHEB Group on the issues at the nexus of sustainability and investment management.

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Published approximately every three months, the WHEB Quarterly will provide critical perspectives and reflections from leading investment practitioners within the WHEB Group on the issues at the nexus of sustainability and investment management.

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Agriculture faces a looming crisis, but a host of bio-based solutions could come to the rescue, argues Martin Brown.

The 2011 Tech Tour Cleantech Summit tests the temperature of the European ecosystem.

Jörg “George” Sperling of WHEB Partners, who has closed five German cleantech investments during the past 18 months, takes a look what makes the German market so difficult for outsiders to penetrate.

Low carbon investment cuts across almost all industrial sectors and technologies.  It involves investment in more efficient and sustainable ways for addressing the huge challenge of a rapidly growing population’s demands for energy, food and water.  These resources are all interconnected and any appropriate solutions would almost always involve the use of less energy and hence can be viewed as “low carbon”.

[1] Climate change is here and now. There is some scope to squabble over the trajectory of global warming but the fact that our climate is changing cannot be reasonably disputed...