SGOL: Pensions Risk, Cultivated Meat and Procurement Power

In this week’s episode, the SG Voice team discuss the risks of not reflecting the real world in economic models, the first-ever applications for regulatory approval of cultivated meat in Europe, and the power of public procurement in driving industry shifts. There's even talk of memes.

Felicia discusses a new report has warned of the dangers arising from the inability to factor climate risks into investment decisions. How can risk be effectively assessed if the potential impact of climate tipping points or even basic data on precipitation aren't taken into account?

Giulia brings up some good news, as Aleph Farms becomes the first-ever company to apply for regulatory approval for its cultivated meat in Europe. If this is approved, what will be the long-term effects on other sustainable proteins?

Heather finishes the episode by bringing in the newest ruling for the US on federal procurement. This action sends a strong message to businesses about what can be expected of them in the future.

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