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Warren Buffett and climate action — a reluctant participant

Warren Buffett didn’t plan to back climate action, the markets did it for him Warren Buffett has long been seen as the epitome of pragmatic capitalism – measured, disciplined, and unimpressed by fads and ideologies. So when the global investment community leaned into climate action and ESG (Environment, Social, Governance) in the past decade, Buffett stood apart. Not defiantly, but dispassionately.  In his 60 annual letters to shareholders since 1965, there are only 5 mentions of climate chang

Shrey Agarwal

Co-founder & CEO

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What we know about the impending heatwave in India

India braces for its hottest summer yet — heatwaves surge, risks rise. It’s going to be a hot summer. Hotter than anything we’ve experienced before. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) forecast: “Above-normal maximum temperatures are likely in most parts of the country.” This is a cause for alarm. Buried in the Numbers Last year, official reports from the Health Ministry indicated that between March 1 and June 18, there were 110 deaths attributed to heatstroke. However, other sources

Adithya Venkatesan

Climate Studio Lead