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Master's Degree preferred in Urban Planning; Sustainability; Climate Change; Resilience; Public Policy, or related field or equivalent experience. The position requires strong technical and communication skills, knowledge of climate change and impacts, and demonstrated experience in hazard mitigation and long-term resilience planning.
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The TSSL consults with clients across various industries on a range of topics, using technical analyses, including carbon emissions, to inform our client’s sustainability approach in areas as varied as: carbon strategy; corporate sustainability initiatives; climate risk evaluation; climate action planning; environmental, social and governance (ESG) strategy.
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Provide technical assistance on air quality and climate change projects including understanding regulatory language and issues, framing the problems, prioritizing risks, and designing solutions.
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We are in the fight against climate change, and when we come to work, we structure loans to bring the clean energy future closer day-by-day. The Credit Analyst will work closely with senior underwriters, the origination team and credit risk management in reviewing and analyzing financial statement reports, conducting due diligence, helping structure the transaction, assessing credit risk ratings, preparing deal screen presentations, writing credit approval memorandums, presenting recommendations to credit committee and monitoring, and managing the credit portfolio.
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Whether it's aircraft, satellites, the world's biggest ships and tallest building, cyber-attacks or climate change impacts, AzC has the major risks covered when it comes to protecting businesses.
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We anticipate and manage risks, from natural catastrophes and climate change to cybercrime. Swiss Re is one of the world's leading providers of reinsurance, insurance and other forms of insurance-based risk transfer.
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WSP's reputation is built on helping clients worldwide mitigate risk, manage and reduce impacts, and maximize success in health and safety, sustainability, climate change, energy and the environment.
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We provide risk consultancy, Property-Casualty insurance solutions and alternative risk transfer for a wide spectrum of commercial, corporate and specialty risks across 10 dedicated lines of business.
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CDP's Climate Change 'A List' BNY Mellon's Pershing is a leading provider of clearing and custody services that is uniquely positioned to help complex financial services firms transform their businesses, drive growth, maximize efficiency, and manage risk and regulation.
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Our 2023-26 Sustainability strategy, called “Roots of resilience,” focuses on protecting natural ecosystems, addressing climate change, and embedding sustainable practices across our operations.
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Addressing climate change: The effects of a changing climate are far reaching and significant. You will be proactive about the management and collection, organization and analysis of information, assurance of reserve adequacy, mitigation of AXA XL's Risk/Loss Exposure, management of litigation, and formulation of effective disposition strategies on all reported losses.
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Guided by world leaders, scientists, and entrepreneurs, EIT seeks to accelerate innovation by driving scientific and technological advancements across four humane endeavors: medical sciences and healthcare, food security and sustainable agriculture, clean energy and climate change, and government policy and economics.
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Our consultants are advising customers on circular and hydrogen economies, water stewardship, electrification , and climate change risk and adaptation. The dual challenge of supplying energy to a growing population, while addressing the risks of climate change , is one of the greatest challenges the world is facing today.
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Prepare proposals for air quality and greenhouse gas services, dispersion modeling, health risk assessments, and energy analysis. High level knowledge of air quality impact analyses, health risk assessment methodologies, and greenhouse gas analyses.
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Our work spans from safeguarding and maintaining critical infrastructure to helping communities recover from natural disasters, from empowering our armed forces and first responders to reducing carbon and energy use, and from making cities more resilient against the threats of climate change to restoring contaminated ecological systems.
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