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Archive for January 2025

Announcement – Leadership Transition at the Climate Risk Institute

By Jacqueline Richard | January 23, 2025 | 0

Press Release – January, 23, 2025 The Board of Directors of Climate Risk Institute announces the retirement of President and Co-Founder, Al Douglas. We thank Al for his dedication, passion, and expertise in climate change risk and adaptation, and for leading the Institute to its current success.  We are also very pleased to introduce you…

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