climate change

The huge profits investors have made on catastrophe bonds are raising eyebrows - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Climate change

The huge profits investors have made on catastrophe bonds are raising eyebrows

Conditions for triggering a payout “are hard and specific”, protecting investors but leaving affected countries “vulnerable”.
Investors grow concerned with India’s heatwaves as they hit earnings - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Climate change

Investors grow concerned with India’s heatwaves as they hit earnings

The heatwave featured no fewer than 80 times in earnings calls for the quarter ended June — an all-time high.

Climate change

Climate change is pushing power demand and straining grids

Heat waves will continue to push electricity demand, with May the Earth’s 12th consecutive month of record-breaking temperatures.

Climate change

Climate change is a bread-and-butter issue: SG Climate Rally organiser

SG Climate Rally — Singapore’s “first-ever climate protest” — drew over 2,000 attendees in its first run in September 2019.

Artificial Intelligence

AI obsession obscures bigger promise of climate tech

One impact that gets less focus is whether the AI hype is taking attention and money away from climate-change mitigation.
Lawsuits targeting ‘climate washing’ are becoming more frequent - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Environmental, Social and Governance

Lawsuits targeting ‘climate-washing’ are becoming more frequent

Around 70% of the cases concluded between 2016 and 2023 ended in the claimants’ favour.

Sustainability

More debt is better than more billion-dollar climate disasters: Bloomberg Opinion

As it stands, green spending is losing the race against global heating.

Environmental, Social and Governance

Are we underestimating the impact of climate change? Schroders thinks so

A number of cold countries — which coincidentally happen to be most of the developed economies — face more severe economic damages

Environmental, Social and Governance

Investors must 'work harder' with climate change, higher inflation affecting 30-year forecasts: Schroders

Schroders thinks investors will still be rewarded for taking more risk and investing in equities over the next 30 years.
Higher temperatures, more extreme weather expected for Singapore by end-century: third national climate change study - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Sustainability

Higher temperatures, more extreme weather expected for Singapore by end-century: third national climate change study

Singapore could see daily maximum temperatures above 35°C for as many as 351 days per year.
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