Banking Climate Researcher Supply Chains 
ESG Today
OCTOBER 11, 2024
Key research focus areas for the new center include physical climate hazards, Earth systems tipping points, nonlinear climate impacts, probabilistic risk modeling, coupled climate and macroeconomic modeling, supply chain exposure, Scope 3 emissions, and financial impact quantification.
3BL Media
NOVEMBER 1, 2024
There are also costs for stranded or delayed production capacity, plant closures, supply chain disruptions and legal liabilities from not adapting assets and communities to be more resilient. This was the case with a large South American bank, whose most significant financial threat comes from—of all things—farming.
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3BL Media
OCTOBER 25, 2024
He committed the company to tackle difficult-to-solve challenges, such as reducing pesticide residues and pathogens in food, improving management of natural resources, reinforcing sustainable supply chains, reducing pollution from manufacturing, taking responsibility for the full life-cycle of industrial systems, and mitigating climate impacts.
ESG Today
NOVEMBER 14, 2023
Companies face a growing array of climate risks more immediate and severe than previously believed, from extreme weather events disrupting supply chains to rising climate litigation and regulations against carbon-intensive industries. For many, it’s simply because they don’t understand it.
3BL Media
JANUARY 11, 2023
The price signal from the biggest market in term of traded value, the European Union, will be muted as lawmakers eye carbon as a piggy bank to fund the bloc’s shift from Russian gas. The World Bank estimates that a carbon price of $50 to $100 per ton of CO2 is required by 2030 to meet the temperature goals of the Paris Agreement.
Chris Hall
APRIL 4, 2024
Livestock funding swells US banks’ financed emissions, research warns, as Brazil’s cattle sector told to get to grips with transition. Ninety-seven percent of the financing came from 15 creditors, including the ‘Big Three’ US banks: Bank of America (US$26.5 billion), Citigroup (US$23.8 billion).
James Militzer
APRIL 17, 2024
We hope that this, in turn, will benefit stakeholders all along their supply chains long after the program has ended. Bank on climate finance opportunities From historic droughts to powerful cyclones, extreme weather is putting Africa’s food systems in a dangerous cycle.
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