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The analysts at SAM Sustainable Asset Management, one of the world's leading managers of sustainability investments, continually analyze current and probable future market developments as well as the impact they might have on sustainability-related investments.
For effect immediately, the findings of relevance to investors will now be published regularly in the form of concise SAM Flash reports - i.e. commentaries that focus on current topics in the political and business world - and SAM Foresight, an infographic medium with captions that mainly address sustainability trends.
Under the following link you are receiving a new issue of SAM Foresight, which includes an analysis of the debate whether or not efforts to reduce green house gas emissions will detrimentally affect economic prosperity.
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