Strategic use of AI could prevent $70bn worth of losses from natural disasters
The strategic use of AI could significantly reduce the financial impact of natural disasters on infrastructure systems, a new report…
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AI could play a key role in reducing impact from natural disasters, says Deloitte
Artificial intelligence is set to play a key role in mitigating infrastructure losses from natural disasters, a new study by…
Environmental concerns a key driver of Gen Z and millennial behaviour, Deloitte study finds
Environmental concerns have a deep-rooted impact on the behaviour of Gen Zs and millennials, according to a new study by…
10 reasons preventing consumers from investing in electric vehicles
The recent 2024 Global Automotive Consumer Study from Deloitte examines trends shaping the automotive sector in several EMEA markets, including…
Deloitte’s Pradeep Philip and Randy Jagt on the challenge of feeding the world sustainably
A recent report from Deloitte, Turning Point: Feeding the World Sustainably, suggests that widespread adoption of sustainable food systems could…
Global GDP gains of $121tn possible with sustainable food system reform
A new report by Deloitte suggests that developing sustainable food system reforms could reduce global food prices by 16%, increase…
Climate Impact Partners, Deloitte to fund seagrass recovery project
Climate Impact Partners have teamed up with Deloitte and the UK’s National Oceanography Centre on a project to fund the…
Six in ten Gen Zs and millennials ‘worried’ about climate change in the past month
Environmental sustainability remains a primary concern for Gen Zs and millennials, a new study by Deloitte has found.
Six in ten Gen Zs and millennials ‘anxious’ about climate change
Six out of ten Gen Zs and millennials say that they have felt ‘worried’ or ‘anxious’ about climate change in the past month.
Improved financing could help drive down cost of net-zero transition
Improved financing structures and implementation could help drive down the cost of the transition to net-zero in developing economies by close to 40%.
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