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  1. The role of minerals in the clean energy transition

    The role of minerals in the clean energy transition 

    To reach net zero emissions by 2050, the world needs cleaner energy and greener transport. But the construction of solar plants, wind farms and electric vehicles requires more minerals than the equivalent fossil fuel-based technologies. A sustainable supply of these minerals is critical to a clean energy future.

  2. Plastic pollution – Pathways to net zero

    Plastic pollution – a new way of measuring hope on the path to net zero

    Plastic pollution continues to be a key sustainability challenge for the world. Our latest report investigates different aspects of plastic pollution to share our research and allow for better understanding of this complicated issue, where taking action is often not as straightforward as it seems.

  3. Hong Kong skyline with the International Commerce Centre where Credit Suisse is located in the foreground

    AIC 2023: Asia enters a new chapter of growth

    What does Asia’s reopening mean for technology, sustainability and the future of the global economy?

  4. US Inflation Reduction Act: A catalyst for climate action

    US Inflation Reduction Act: A catalyst for climate action

    The Inflation Reduction Act 2022 (IRA) – containing sweeping tax credits/incentives and grants/loan programs across multiple industries – is the most ambitious and comprehensive legislative action the United States has ever taken on addressing climate change. Funding for innovation and R&D could position the US as a leader in the low-carbon economy in the 2030s and beyond.

  5. Europe is closing ranks

    Europe is closing ranks

    Two years of a pandemic and more than six months of military attacks on Ukraine have changed Europe and Switzerland's view of Europe. The Swiss are taking another, albeit small, step toward the EU.

  6. Shifting concerns

    Shifting concerns

    The pandemic? Water under the bridge. The war in Ukraine? Terrible, not least because of possible supply disruptions. But people are most concerned about environmental pollution and retirement savings.

  7. The search for a new strategy

    The search for a new strategy

    The war against Ukraine has shaken things up in many ways. Although the Soviet Union ended 30 years ago, we are now witnessing a renaissance of bloc thinking which ruled at the time. Switzerland must now decide whether to seek security within one of these blocs or in the fluid space between them.

  8. Dependency has made us vulnerable – Simonetta Sommaruga

    Dependency has made us vulnerable – Simonetta Sommaruga

    Her top priority is ensuring a secure electricity supply. Federal Councillor Simonetta Sommaruga, head of the Federal Department of the Environment, Transport, Energy and Communications, shares her views on Switzerland's main worries. Interview: Manuel Rybach

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    The future of sustainable investing

    Climate change and human rights issues have driven a dramatic growth in sustainable investing over the last decade. In 2021, 36% of all assets globally were managed with some form of sustainable link, up from 22% in 20121. Investment levels need to rise further still in order to achieve long-term sustainability targets.

  10. A young sprouting plant is seen being placed in soil

    Soil biodiversity: A hidden investment opportunity

    Biodiversity – the essential natural support system for life on earth and the foundation of our economy – is a key topic for investors. But a focus on above-ground species and ecosystems overlooks the relevance and impact potential of soil-based biodiversity.