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James Cameron speaks at the Sustainable Severn Conference about the competition for basic resources that will take place in the next decades.

Investing in African infrastructure: combining agriculture production with power production, by James Cameron of Climate Change Capital

Lord Deben Presentation Video – Futures Programme on Stranded Assets. James Cameron, chairman of CCC speaks as respondent.

Ben Caldecott speaks with CNBC Africa about the opportunities and challenges in developing climate finance mechanisms on the continent.

James Cameron responds to questions on US climate policy during the GCCSI Panel at Climate Week NYC 2012.

James Cameron speaks to Climate Week about the significant investment opportunities that surround the energy, water and food nexus in emerging markets.

Transforming the way we value and protect nature is an exciting and challenging opportunity that policy makers are working hard to solve.

James Cameron, Chairman, talks about the nexus between energy, water and food security and how these can become massive investment opportunities.

In this video, James Cameron discusses the protection of global public goods, the role of the state and the creation of new structures involving private enterprise.

Efforts to stimulate economies in ways that favour long term environmental assets are hampered during financial crises. Investors and governments need to find ways to embed environmental issues into innovation, infrastructure and information sharing in ways that works with the immediacy of today's financial risk.

There is an opportunity for the UK to align its need to develop new airport capacity with the development of sustainable bio jet fuels at scale. We should work to ensure that any new airport provide airlines with the best biofuels available.

The United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20) takes place from the 20-22 June and is attended by heads of state, representatives from governments, non-governmental organisations and the private sector.

James Cameron discusses how public goods enterprises can transform the world economy during the Society for International Development (SID) lecture series in Amsterdam. Follow James on Twitter @Jamesogradycam.

"Messy-lateralism" is the word of the day in Davos, at least in climate-change circles. James Cameron, vice-chairman of Climate Change Capital, said Jan. 26 that a messy, incremental, uncoordinated approach–neither unilateralism nor even multilateralism–may be the most realistic way of slowing the rate of global warming.

Law firm Baker & McKenzie invited James Cameron to their Sydney office to speak with their clients about the opportunities associated with the new Australian clean energy legislation.

The proposed Australian climate legislation is a perfect opportunity to improve on the European model, energise business and innovation and grow the Australian economy.

Views from James Cameron, founder and vice chairman of Climate Change Capital and member of the UK Prime Minister's Business Advisory Group.

As major economies shift to a low-carbon model, what are the implications for businesses globally?

REIL is an informal network of lawyers, investors and policy experts working to increase the use of cleaner and more efficient energy solutions.

Panelists discuss their hopes and expectations for the Durban climate talks taking place in December.

The Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg MP, delivered an important speech at Climate Change Capital and Norton Rose's offices on climate change and the green economy, giving more detail on how the Coalition will meet its ambition to be the greenest government ever.

Bruno Derungs, Partner of Climate Change Capital Private Equity, talks about cleantech for smart cities and smart buildings at Ecosummit 2011.

Green Building Finance and Investments: Practice, Policy and Research

Alex Betts answers questions from the Guardian on the state of the cleantech market.

James Cameron interview: Finding solutions to climate change