TransitionView is a tool for all corporate leaders who are aware of the transition period we’re in and the change needed for their company’s survival and growth. It’s been developed for organisations who have set their climate goals but are struggling with reaching them, investors who want to finance sustainable companies, and companies who are dependent on others to reduce their emissions.

We'll kick off love letter #65 with an interview we did with Åsa Löfgren and Sverker C. Jagers, the climate scientists behind TransitionView, talking about Collective Action as the foundation for the climate action tool and which industries will benefit the most from using it. You'll also find Åsa's take on coordinating climate policy in the EU and don't miss out on why investing in solar panels and electric vehicles is so 2011 👀

TransitionView är ett verktyg som är till för alla företagsledare som inser att vi är i en omställningsperiod och medvetna om att det behövs förändring för företagets överlevnad. Det är framtaget för företag som har satt klimatmål men har svårt att uppnå dem, investerare som är intresserade av att finansiera hållbara företag, och företag som måste förlita sig på andra för att minska utsläppen.

We urgently need bold, urgent collective action to address the triple planetary crisis of climate change, pollution and biodiversity loss. We cannot remain at the status quo if we wish to prosper.

In this article, we dive into the concept of GDP and why we should be pursuing prosperity over growth.

We are beyond excited as we are soft launching our new tool that maps out organisations' capability to transition to net zero (and you have the chance to test it for free). Plus, a report by the UN on how integrity matters when it comes to net-zero commitments.

The green transition is the opportunity of a lifetime. As long as we get to action — a letter from Staffan & Joe

How close are we to the net-zero economy? Dive into the key takeouts from COP26 and learn more about the effects of the negotiations on countries, cities and companies.

What are the benefits and risks for companies able to transition faster into the net-zero climate economy? Head of Business Design Karin Wåhlberg sheds some light on it.

COP26 might be the most important climate conference so far. But apart from politicians looking grumpy, what actually happens there? We’ve talked to Europe’s leading climate researchers, asking them everything we want to know about the event in Glasgow.

Another Tomorrow is not just a name. It’s a bold ambition for our future. Change is coming.