Jottings from SW Surrey. This used to be mainly about energy but now I've retired it's just an old man's rant. From 23 June 2016 'til 12 December 2019 Brexit dominated but that is now a lost cause. So, I will continue to point out the stupidities of government when I'm so minded; but you may also find the odd post on climate change, on popular science or on genealogy - particularly my own family.
Tuesday, 9 November 2010
Short Term Rules
The latest CDP Europe 300 Report was published today. While I haven't ploughed through all 72 pages of the report (old age appears to be reducing my geekiness index) I was struck by the fact that although some 80% of companies have set an emission reduction target the majority of these expire in 2012 - just a couple of years away. And less than a quarter have targets beyond 2015. I'm not surprised. There's a parallel with the old agency theory stuff about the tension between actions promoting short-term gain and those needed for sustaining long-term value; and how they are incentivised. Emissions reduction is a long-term game and hopefully some of the laggards will take notice and act accordingly. One lives in hope!
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