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Climate change and tropical medicine in the Amazon: contributions from a research center, gaps and future priorities. [PDF]
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Resources Policy, 2022
DATA AVAILABILITY : Data will be made available on request. ; In this paper, we examine the predictive content of both transition and physical risks for the volatility of gold return as well as the utility gains of observing these risks. Our results offer the following distinct contributions to the literature. One, we show that the return volatility of
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DATA AVAILABILITY : Data will be made available on request. ; In this paper, we examine the predictive content of both transition and physical risks for the volatility of gold return as well as the utility gains of observing these risks. Our results offer the following distinct contributions to the literature. One, we show that the return volatility of
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Climate risk is financial risk
Science, 2022Should businesses worry about climate risk because doing so is good for their bottom line, or because their responsibilities ought to go beyond mere financial returns to shareholders? What if expanding one’s lens to include environmental, social, and corporate governance turns out to be good for business? What if not?
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Science, 2001
Stabilization of atmospheric greenhouse gas (GHG) concentrations at a safe level is a paradigm that the scientific and policy communities have widely adopted for addressing the problem of climate change. However, aiming to stabilize concentrations at a single target level might not be a robust strategy, given that the environment is extremely uncertain.
Obersteiner, M. +11 more
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Stabilization of atmospheric greenhouse gas (GHG) concentrations at a safe level is a paradigm that the scientific and policy communities have widely adopted for addressing the problem of climate change. However, aiming to stabilize concentrations at a single target level might not be a robust strategy, given that the environment is extremely uncertain.
Obersteiner, M. +11 more
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2021
This first climate risk session will set the scene for the Climate Exp0 conference. With global temperatures now over 1°C above pre-industrial levels, and as the impacts of climate change are starting to be felt around the world, this session will present an overview of our current understanding of climate risk including systemic risks resulting from ...
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This first climate risk session will set the scene for the Climate Exp0 conference. With global temperatures now over 1°C above pre-industrial levels, and as the impacts of climate change are starting to be felt around the world, this session will present an overview of our current understanding of climate risk including systemic risks resulting from ...
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The missing risks of climate change
Nature, 2022The risks of climate change are enormous, threatening the lives and livelihoods of millions to billions of people. The economic consequences of many of the complex risks associated with climate change cannot, however, currently be quantified. Here we argue that these unquantified, poorly understood and often deeply uncertain risks can and should be ...
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Managing Climate Risks or Risking a Managerial Climate
International Relations, 2011Current international climate governance from a risk-political perspective points to a paradoxical moment in world risk society. While the probability of negative climate impacts increases and we can see the emergence of a common risk perception among international decision-makers, nation states in the international climate regime fail to agree on ...
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Climate Risk and Actual Losses: Physical Climate Risks VS. Transition Climate Risks
Advances in Economics, Management and Political SciencesThis paper shows that climate risks, whether physical or transition, are systemic financial issues rather than peripheral environmental concerns. Physical risks disrupt supply chains, damage property, and raise insurance and borrowing costs. Transition risks alter the profitability of entire industries through new policies, technological disruption ...
Yuran Jin +3 more
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Climate risk and credit ratings
Journal of Financial Research, 2020AbstractWe find weak evidence suggesting that cities’ credit ratings reflect their climate risk exposure. Using a large sample of US cities, we test whether cities with higher exposure to physical or transition risks of climate change have lower credit ratings.
Nhu Tran, Cihan Uzmanoglu
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