Earth for All Launch Events
19th and 20th September (20th and 21st in APAC)
We are delighted to bring you live coverage of two Earth for All launch events via our ESGX YouTube channel, with commentary, feedback and perspective from our co-hosts Nigel Lake and Paul Herman.
These will live stream at the link below - there is no need to pre-register. |
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Global English-language Book Launch | Monday 19th September (20th in APAC)
Americas: 12:15 PDT | 1:15pm MDT | 2:15pm CDT | 3:15pm EDT | Brazil 4:15pm Africa: 8:15pm West | 9:15pm South | 10:15pm East
Europe: 8:15pm UK | 9:15pm West | 10:15pm East APAC: 3:15am China | 4:15am Japan | 5:15am AEST | 8:15am NZST
Europe: 8:15pm UK | 9:15pm West | 10:15pm East APAC: 3:15am China | 4:15am Japan | 5:15am AEST | 8:15am NZST
This event will live stream at the link below and will be simulcast on various partner channels
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“An extraordinary book at an extraordinary time”
Ban Ki-Moon “Essential reading” Thomas Piketty “Thought-provoking analysis” Kate Raworth "A road-map that cannot be ignored” Sharan Burrow “Collapse is still avoidable. Here's how” Bill McKibben |
Earth4All is a global initiative that has enabled two years of ground-breaking economic and scientific research which shows quantitatively, for the first time, how our physical world, economies and financial systems, and society interact with each other. It marks fifty years since the publication of the iconic Limits to Growth (Jorgen Randers et al), and has been delivered by a core team of 50 with input from hundreds more.
One output is the new book Earth for All, which will be released on 20th September, which is in many ways a sequel to Breaking Boundaries (Johan Rockström, Owen Gaffney + narrated by Attenborough on Netflix). The findings and recommendations represent the simplest, most economic set of solutions for the climate, environment and social challenges we face globally. Thus there are powerful implications for business and finance, not just government and civil society.
In partnership with Earth Echo International, the Georgie Badiel Foundation, the Jane Goodall Institute, Generation Unlimited and Share Save Spend, The Club of Rome, Pottinger, and Newday Impact Investing will host an interactive discussion with several of our world's most respected advocates for building a more sustainable world including;
For more on Earth For All, please visit www.earth4all.life
Trailer here: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6970392153411698689
One output is the new book Earth for All, which will be released on 20th September, which is in many ways a sequel to Breaking Boundaries (Johan Rockström, Owen Gaffney + narrated by Attenborough on Netflix). The findings and recommendations represent the simplest, most economic set of solutions for the climate, environment and social challenges we face globally. Thus there are powerful implications for business and finance, not just government and civil society.
In partnership with Earth Echo International, the Georgie Badiel Foundation, the Jane Goodall Institute, Generation Unlimited and Share Save Spend, The Club of Rome, Pottinger, and Newday Impact Investing will host an interactive discussion with several of our world's most respected advocates for building a more sustainable world including;
- The lead authors of Earth for All, including Johan Rockström, Director of the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, Sandrine Dixson-Declève (Co-Chair, Club of Rome), as well as Owen Gaffney, and Per Espen Stocknes of Earth For All
- Impact leaders Anna Rathmann (Executive Director of the Jane Goodall Institute), Philippe Cousteau (co-founder of Earth Echo International), Georgie Badiel (Georgie Badiel Foundation), Kevin Frey (CEO of Generation Unlimited)
For more on Earth For All, please visit www.earth4all.life
Trailer here: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6970392153411698689