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Business School Sustainable Education

Disaster insurance is critical in protecting homeowners but climate change is increasing weather-related risks meaning cover is becoming increasingly unaffordable or in some areas unavailable

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Business school teaching case study: what does climate change mean for home insurance?
An increase in weather-related risk creates dilemmas for property owners, providers and governments
Business school teaching case study: can biodiversity bonds save natural habitats?
Colombia’s pioneering initiative aims to protect the environment as the country moves from conflict to peace
Business school teaching case study: can the fashion industry be more sustainable?
As discarded cheap, disposable clothing clogs the environment, the business model is coming under pressure. Probe the arguments with this ‘instant teaching case study’
Business school teaching case study: Unilever chief signals rethink on ESG
Why is the consumer goods group backpedalling on responsible-business targets? Explore the issues with this ‘instant case study’
Business school teaching case study: can green hydrogen’s potential be realised?
Many challenges remain before the fuel can play a full role in decarbonisation. Explore the issues with this ‘instant teaching case study’
Business school teaching case study: how electric vehicles pose tricky trade dilemmas
How should western policymakers use subsidies and tariffs to encourage drivers to switch? Probe the arguments with this ‘instant teaching case study’

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Business school teaching case study: is private equity responsible for child labour violations?
The distance put between investment funds and workers in companies they back raises questions over responsibility. Probe the arguments with this ‘instant teaching case study’