Our new data highlights that, rich or poor, large or small, all countries are exposed to severe climate risks with dire implications. Understanding these risks and investing in resilience is urgent and essential.

"Villagers...had been about to harvest their cardamom crops that take three years to grow when waves of floodwater triggered by two tropical storms last month washed them away." This year saw the most active Atlantic hurricane season on record Reuters ow.ly/KqyX50CD4e7

A new approach to measuring and presenting climate risk across the world by @427climaterisk has revealed that all nations face serious climate risks despite their variation in size, location and resources 🗺 bit.ly/3qvsfIf

"Cambridge, Massachusetts, has become the first US city to mandate the placing of stickers on fuel pumps to warn drivers of the resulting dangers posed by the climate crisis." A great step in communicating climate risk as fact & one that must be confronted ow.ly/tT8050CZsHA

Floods, heat stress, fire. Climate risks are global but vary across every country. We really like this visualisation map from The New York Times and @427climaterisk which allows you to see the risk in wherever you live in the world. #climateresilience nytimes.com/interactive/20…

"The climate crisis is pushing the planet’s tropical regions towards the limits of human livability, with rising heat and humidity threatening to plunge much of the world’s population into potentially lethal conditions, new research has found." theguardian.com/science/2021/m…

Thanks @wendynystrom and team for the great discussion on climate risks and why community resilience matters for businesses and the economy! View the recording here: youtube.com/watch?v=in4GMj…

Animated map showing 4m euro-area companies at risk from climate change. Huge thanks to Laura Parisi at European Central Bank for supplying the data and coordinating with Natalie Ambrosio from @427climaterisk Read Martin Arnold's article ft.com/content/7b7348…

I'm looking forward to tomorrow's discussion on physical climate risk, insurance and building resilience!

This is such an important topic to be exploring and thinking through now, and it's meaningful to consider that climate migration is underway now, in the US

I'm looking forward to next week's conversation on why climate risk and ESG factors matter for business & investment decision-making!

I'm looking forward to tomorrow's conversation on why climate risk & ESG matter to businesses and investors, with Graham Sinclair Victoria Minerva Yolanda F Pagano Villanova University

I'm looking forward to tomorrow's conversation on sovereign exposure to physical climate hazards!

I'm looking forward to presenting on emerging approaches to assessing biodiversity risk and why this matters for financial stakeholders during tomorrow's webinar. There's still time to register: mdy.link/2RUMFOs

How do we address the systemic challenge of climate change? Where have we made progress & what gaps remain? Why should climate adaptation be central in these conversations? Check out this candid interview on these topics with Emilie Mazzacurati David Garrison ow.ly/TGB550FldFF

I'm looking forward to tomorrow's discussion on the latest developments and persistent challenges in leveraging forward-looking data on climate risk to inform financial descision-making!

How can building owners and lenders explore options to retrofit their buildings for #netzero and what are the credit implications? Our latest report explores this important topic, with data from Helios Exchange: mdy.link/3ku3mM6