The Sustainability and Climate Trends to Watch for 2025

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Liz Houston, Jonathan Ponder, Namita Nair
December 13, 2024
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Join us as we cover the sustainability and climate trends that our team thinks will shape the year head. We talk about energy transition opportunities that are emerging in private markets, rising social risks and big tech, falling data access for AI models and much more. Here’s to a big, intriguing 2025!
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Liz Houston
Liz Houston
Vice President, MSCI Research
Namita Nair
Namita Nair
Vice President, MSCI Research
Jonathan Ponder
Jonathan Ponder
Senior Associate, MSCI Research

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