... of findings. We argue for an inclusive and comprehensive climate risk research agenda that systematically maps the exposure of displaced populations to climate hazards, provides theory-driven research on how climate sensitivities and adaptive capacities shape their vulnerabilities, and applies comparative...

... the economy. geoengineering solar radiation modification climate risk management moral hazard Progress in climate change mitigation and long-term prospects for environmental sustainability are linked to societal investment in research into and deployment of decarbonizing technologies. Decarbonization...

... unchanged between base and improved genotypes. This was true under both current and future climate scenarios. In this context, our study suggests higher wheat yields from these traits would not increase climate risk for farmers and the adoption of cultivars with these traits would not be associated...

... interests/wealth, and that shareholders should retain ultimate control of their companies. ³⁰ Under the ESV, directors must essentially pursue the company’s interest for the benefit of its shareholders but, in doing so, they must have regard to other objectives—eg, climate risk mitigation...

... regulation affect the cross section of equity prices and the firms’ cost of capital? How do these capital flows and shifts in asset demand affect the wealth distribution across institutional investors and thereby financial stability? Asset demand system Asset pricing Climate risk Passive investment...

... Transition risk Connectedness network Carbon emission Climate risk We provide evidence of the existence of transition risk spillover across markets. We study the spillover of climate transition risk among six major markets: the USA, China (including Hong Kong), Europe (including the UK), Canada, Australia...

... climate risk financial innovation carbon markets sustainable finance Suppose firms and nations begin correctly accounting for carbon. What happens next? This article takes a step beyond Brander’s mandate and proposes a normative approach to carbon management—the set of activities that link carbon...

..., we differentiate from these studies by analyzing the disclosure’s effects through the risk perception and information uncertainty channels. Our results imply that the climate risk disclosure mandated by the SEC fulfills, at least to some extent, its purpose of informing investors about material risks...

.... Disclosure-centred green finance legislation is a second best to more direct forms of regulatory intervention (eg global emissions trading), but can play a supporting role in the sustainable transition, especially while first-best solutions remain politically unavailable. climate risk taxonomies mandatory...

... unit of analysis in order to be a relevant tool for management and policy makers. climate change climate risk climate vulnerability assessment demersal fisheries fisheries regional vulnerability Spain vulnerability Biodiversity Foundation Spanish Ministry for the Ecological Transition...

... management practices are the best for the region's summer climate and environment, given the region's risky agricultural production conditions and increasing reliance on rainfall to maintain profitability. Climate risk management Dryland production DSSAT crop models US Southern High Plains Stochastic...

... increasing recognition and acceptance of the threat that climate change poses to global financial stability and the concurrent need for corporations to identify and account for both climate risks and their impacts on the environment. This has resulted in the emergence of climate risk disclosure (CRD...

... litigation Carbon Majors judicial interventions climate change causation corporate responsibility climate risk disclosure In recent talks, former NASA scientist James Hansen called for a wave of lawsuits against governments and fossil fuel companies that are delaying action on climate change...

... journals.permissions@oup.com . Abstract Climate risk represents an increasing threat to poor and vulnerable farmers in drought-prone areas of Africa. This study assesses the maize adoption responses of food insecure farmers in Malawi, where drought-tolerant (DT) maize was recently introduced. A field experiment...

... on the use of on-farm conservation practices. Climate risk conservation tillage crop insurance disaster payments drought flood political influence Q28 Q24 Q18 There is growing concern that the risk associated with many aspects of agricultural production is increasing relative to historical trends...

... markets institutions COVID 19 policy responses Bushfire wildfire climate risk energy infrastructure energy security wildfire disaster management resilient electricity systems bushfire hazard reduction In the summer of 2019–2020 bushfires raged across many parts of Australia, and the world media...

... SRISK systemic risk measure too big to fail TBTF too interconnected to fail TITF too many to fail TMTF housing bubble 2008 mortgage backed securities MBS climate change banking BigTech climate risk competition crises decentralized finance deregulation FinTech systemic risk We...

... structures that shape capacities for resistance and forms of climate action. This chapter reviews the following: (1) a brief history of intersectional thought; (2) definitions of climate risk, vulnerability, and resilience; (3) scales of power (macro to micro); and (4) case studies of climate action...

... J K Ricciuto D M Shlyakhter A I Vrijling J K Research needs Budescu D V Cubasch U Fricker T F Hankin R K S Kelly D L Kolstad C Pena Alcaraz M Peterson G D Powell W B Raper S C B Tomassini L Webster M D Zickfeld K Academic fields relevant to climate risk management Observation...

... are fundamental to adaptation planning. In both places, unconventional sources of climate risk information were used to more rigorously stress test water management and planning assumptions. The preferred adaptation decision frameworks were dynamic, iterative, and open-ended. The chapter closes by acknowledging...