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London Climate Action Week Draws 100,000 While Prime Minister Resigns
The gathering highlighted London's role in green finance through investment summits and project plans. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer resigned the same Monday morning the week began. Record heat prompted school cancellations during the events.
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London Climate Action Week featured more than 1,000 events attended by some 100,000 people, Time reported. Record-breaking heat led to school cancellations that kept children home and prompted complaints about sleepless nights and delayed trains. Nigeria hosted a climate investment summit in London to pitch opportunities for supporting the country’s energy and climate economy.
Country-level plans that lay out investable climate projects across different countries received top billing at different forums during the week. Leslie Maasdorp, CEO of British International Investment, stated that London has now been elevated as the most central green finance hub globally.
Time reported that London is home to influential financial institutions focused on sustainable finance and NGO standard-setters.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer resigned on a Monday morning in June. The author landed at London Heathrow that morning to news of the resignation, Time reported. The author spent more time in London in the current year than in any previous year.
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