Increasing levels of economic activity over the past centuries have caused significant stress across the world's finite environmental resources and have resulted in unprecedented levels of climate-related disruption. Now, more than ever, there is a coordination of both pressure and intent among consumers, businesses and policymakers to spearhead action for positive change - as reflected today with Biden's Leaders' Summit on Climate, taking place on Earth Day. Climate change is transforming the way investors think about both opportunities and risks at a global level, and there is a palpab...
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