Whatever the degree of success we achieve in curbing carbon emissions, the climate will be more inhospitable in the coming decades. Extreme weather events are already becoming the new normal. Therefore, along with renewing our mitigation efforts, we need to adapt, which basically entails...

Climate change stands as one of the most critical global challenges of the twenty-first century, and vulnerable nations disproportionately feel its impact. Bangladesh, ranked as the seventh most vulnerable country and fifth in terms of losses incurred due to climate change, faces severe...

This chapter explores the concept of climate justice in the context of the Global South, emphasizing the disproportionate impacts of climate change on historically marginalized nations and communities. It first traces the evolution of climate justice from its roots in environmental justice,...

Using newly compiled cross-economy data on national climate legislation matched with mutual fund portfolio holdings, this paper finds that enshrining a climate commitment in law redirects capital toward green assets. A staggered difference-in-differences design reveals that legally binding...

Using newly compiled cross-economy data on national climate legislation matched with mutual fund portfolio holdings, this paper finds that enshrining a climate commitment in law redirects capital toward green assets. A staggered difference-in-differences design reveals that legally binding...