New strategies to help businesses plan for and invest in climate resilience

Around the world, climate and disaster risks are disrupting production, transportation and market access, posing growing challenges for businesses, trade support institutions and governments. Boards and senior executives are increasingly being held accountable for managing climate-related exposures. At the same time, physical climate impacts are already influencing loan pricing, intensifying the financial sector’s direct exposure to climate risk.

Researchers at the University of Waterloo’s Climate Institute are launching new tools for business leaders to deepen their understanding of climate risks and build climate resilience.

Read the full Waterloo News Story by Natalie Smith, Waterloo Climate Institute.