The complex and systemic risks the world is facing today can have cascading impacts across systems and sectors and require systems thinking and transdisciplinary approaches, according to a new Briefing Note on Systemic Risk.
CICERO’s new sector briefs cover the most important aspects of climate risk and impact to investors and lenders. The climate risk assessments of agriculture, aluminium, aquaculture, land transport, real estate and shipping have been developed in partnership with CICERO Shades of Green and leading Norwegian financial institutions.
Climate change is a real financial risk, but the risk depends on the complex evolution of climate policy, technology, and the climate system. CICERO’s new climate scenario guide explains how investors can use scenarios to evaluate different financial risks.
The Paris Agreement calls to hold the increase in the global average temperature to “well below 2°C”. What on earth does that mean?