The World Health Organization says that climate change is the single biggest health threat to humankind. It’s not just the usual suspects – such as energy companies or seaside property owners – expecting to feel the cost of climate change. It’s companies in many sectors, such as agriculture, consumer goods companies, insurance companies and even many tech firms.To mitigate the effects of climate change, companies across the globe are investing in a range of technologies and processes to “green” their supply chains. This change might lead to investing in green energy directly but it may also mean devoting substantial capital to greenfield projects.With carbon dioxide levels continuing to rise aggressively for decades, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, experts think climate change will continue at a quick pace, leading to a feedback loop and a vicious circle. And that poses serious risks to investments, even as it offers new potential for investing in a green world.Investing and climate change by the numbers
Green companies may receive a boost from the $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, signed into law by U.S. President Joe Biden o …
Climate Change Investing: Here’s Everything You Need To Know – Bankrate.com
