Each year on 22 April, Earth Day raises awareness for environmental protection and climate action. As extreme weather events intensify and climate catastrophes increase, it is evident that 2022’s Earth Day comes at a crisis point for the planet it celebrates.
Read moreRead moreAs illustrated in the most recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report, Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability, extreme droughts, storms and temperatures continue to have daily impacts around the world.
Read moreRead moreWhile global economies and communities are increasingly exposed to extreme climate-driven events, in the longer term there is an opportunity to avoid the worst impacts of physical risks by transitioning to net zero by 2050. In 2022, we expect greater accountability on net zero commitments, integration of climate risk, development in adaptation finance, and focus on the social dimensions of climate change.
Read moreRead moreWith the rise of net zero commitments and initiatives that seek to promote forward-looking transition risk metrics, portfolio temperature alignment datasets are growing in popularity.
Read moreRead moreMoody’s analysts review the agreements reached at COP26 and look ahead at what’s next, including the impact of the accelerating energy transition, the critical role of adaptation finance, and the pressing need for transparency and accountability in net-zero implementation.
Read moreRead moreMoody’s delegation at COP26 contributed to several discussions on the challenges faced by companies and investors on accelerating action on, and adoption of, net zero targets. Read on to learn more, and to register for Moody’s ESG Summit on 30 November 2021.
Read moreRead moreReal estate is on the front-line of climate risk. Existing and emerging datasets and technologies provide building owners, communities and financial stakeholders tools to integrate climate risk into their decision-making.
Read moreRead moreUnlocking finance for resilience and adaptation is essential to ensure that the most exposed sectors and communities are resilient to the increase in storms, wildfires and heat waves that has already begun and will continue to worsen.
Read moreRead moreThe Climate Bonds Initiative (CBI) hosted their annual Climate Bonds Conference during the first week of September. The call to action from many speakers at the conference was clear, and in this report we present four key themes we observed throughout the week.
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