The Climate Expert

The Climate Expert

Climate Risk Publication

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Editorial:
Climate Risk Publication
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Economía del desarrollo y economías emergentes
ISBN:
9781067302559
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The Climate Expert is a five-volume primer series for young professionals working in climate, sustainability, and ESG. Each volume covers one region of the field in plain language: how it works, where it came from, what the law says, and what a careful professional should doubt. The series is published by Climate Expert Publication, an editorial collective committed to unbiased, knowledge-based information for students, young professionals, and everyone.This is the first volume. Foundations is the entry point. It assumes no prior climate science, no prior finance training, and no prior exposure to environmental law. Its job is to hand a newcomer the vocabulary, the history, the institutional map, the regulatory geography at orientation level, the live critiques, and a set of open questions for the field that goes by the shorthand 'ESG,' 'sustainable finance,' and increasingly just 'climate.'Inside this volume:The working vocabulary of the field, defined in plain language: ESG, sustainability, materiality, double materiality, net zero, scenarios, just transitionA short history from the 1987 Brundtland Commission through the launch of the PRI in 2006 to the EU Omnibus I of 2026The institutional map: IPCC, UNFCCC, ISSB, EFRAG, GRI, PRI, UNEP FI, SBTi, and the GFANZ alliancesThe 2026 regulatory geography at orientation level: CSRD, CSDDD, EU Taxonomy, SFDR, ESRS, UK SDR, the SEC rule, California SB 253 and SB 261, and ISSB adoption across 21 jurisdictionsFive steelmanned critiques every honest practitioner should be able to argue both sides of: Edmans on 'the end of ESG,' the Pastor-Stambaugh-Taylor equilibrium, the Friede empirical ambiguity, the political-legitimacy and antitrust critique, and ratings divergenceFive open questions for 2026 to 2031: materiality convergence, the future of voluntary alliances, the EU model after Omnibus, the role of litigation, and where the field’s centre of gravity moves nextThe five volumes of The Climate Expert:Volume I: Foundations (this book)Volume II: Climate RiskVolume III: ESG Reporting and DisclosureVolume IV: Climate Law and PolicyVolume V: Net Zero Strategy

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