Welcome to Zero Ideas. We are here to stimulate a curious and visionary mindset among business and policy leaders on climate action: a mindset that gets people to think and act beyond today’s focus on carbon accounting and reporting.
Read our latest research report, in collaboration with the Centre of Climate Engagement at Hughes Hall, University of Cambridge, on Seeking Impact: Using theories of change to assess and guide corporate climate action.
See why COP28 may have it right, in Why ‘transitioning away from fossil fuels’ is the right formula. Explore the underlying research into what moves and motivates people across the world to support climate action in Later is too late. Read the New York Times piece featuring this research, and explore the research findings country by country, policy by policy with our interactive global data explorer.
Get to the core of thinking differently with Radical Realism: Climate action that is fast, feasible and universal.
See our latest research article on how sustainable finance supply needs industrial strategy demand, from MIT Sloan Management Review.
Compare that with what the business world is doing today, and see why we must stop building a Soviet carbon economy.
For the investor or Board angle, read our commentary, Making this a decade of delivery, not disclosure in Responsible Investor.
For the political angle, explore our comprehensive research paper on Keeping politics out of companies’ climate action.
Then see what this all means for climate justice by asking, what if climate justice means climate delay?
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Simon Glynn