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The Guardian
Advances in clean energy expected to cause a sudden drop in demand for fossil fuels, leaving companies with trillions in stranded assets<br>
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Huffington Post
The world's economies are totally unprepared for rapid climate change, rising social inequality and the end of cheap energy.
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IPE
California passes rules requiring CalPERS and CalSTRS to identify and report on climate risk in their portfolios
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Fast Company
Concerted efforts to stop climate change by 2030 would also create 65 million new jobs and–this part is important–stop 700,000 premature deaths.
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Business Green
Asset management giant warns investors are vastly underestimating risks posed by climate change impacts today 'not just years in the future'
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Axios
Big investors are seeing the vulnerability of their assets — and a vast profit opportunity.
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Bank of England
Open letter from the Governor of Bank of England Mark Carney, Governor of Banque de France François Villeroy de Galhau and Chair of the Network for Greening the Financial Services Frank Elderson.
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World Oil
Equinor is the latest large oil company to bow to a major investor group that is pushing corporations to take more robust action on climate change.
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IPE
Network for Greening the Financial System issues recommendations aimed at central banks but also policymakers
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The New York Times
The regulator, who sits on a powerful government panel that oversees major financial markets, likened global warming risks to the 2008 mortgage crisis.
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SP Global
Banks could be left with between €1 trillion and €4 trillion in stranded assets from the energy sector alone because of climate change, SocGen's Deputy CEO told a conference in Paris.
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Common Dreams
"There is no denying it: The longer we wait to take bold action to curb emissions, the higher the costs will be for all of us."
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The New York Times
The San Francisco Fed warned that banks, communities and homeowners face significant financial risk from climate change and offered proposals for banks to do more to help.
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Bloomberg
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Euromoney
Climate is no longer the only risk in town: thanks to a loud call from the scientific community, nature has finally been given a seat at the table with finance ministers, regulators and central bank governors.
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CNBC
Over half of the world's GDP (gross domestic product) is exposed to risks from lost parts of the natural world, according to a new report.
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Compliance Week
Financial institutions still struggle with how to manage risks posed by climate change, according to a new report.
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Bloomberg
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The Economist
Failing to account for it makes markets less efficient
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Science Alert
Putting a price on carbon should reduce emissions, because it makes dirty production processes more expensive than clean ones, right?
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The Guardian
Report says 400m jobs could be created, and warns there will be ‘no jobs on a dead planet’
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We Forum
A new World Economic Forum report provides a blueprint for 15 nature-positive transitions that could generate $10.1 trillion and create 395 million jobs.
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World Economic Forum
A series of reports showing the relevance of nature loss to boardroom discussions on risks, opportunities and financing. These insights provide pathways for business to be part of the transition to a nature-positive economy.
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Axios
Two-thirds of U.S. REIT properties are projected to be in high water-stress zones by 2030
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Green Queen
A new report from the World Economic Forum finds that prioritizing nature isn’t just good for the planet but also good for business.
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In the Black
The COVID-19 epidemic is the most obvious and pressing example of a ‘black swan’ event. Here are some ways to deal with a green swan like climate change.
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Phys
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Vox
Every energy reduction we can make is a gift to future humans, and all life on Earth.
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Daily Mail
Floods, erosion, drought, bushfires and other extreme weather will cause untold damage to homes, infrastructure and commercial property in the coming years, according the Climate Council.
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The Guardian
The industry is key to achieving a low-carbon economy, say Mark Carney, François Villeroy de Galhau and Frank Elderson
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International Labour Organization
Global warming is expected to result in an increase in work-related heat stress, damaging productivity and causing job and economic losses. The poorest countries will be worst affected.
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Business Times
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Vox
Our union represents 50,000 flight attendants. We know climate change is a huge threat.
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The Conversation
Geology will be key to any green transition, but its academic reputation needs an urgent makeover.
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Information on potential economic effects could help guide federal efforts to reduce fiscal exposure
United States Government Accountability Office
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Bloomberg