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Hello and welcome to GARP's Climate Risk Podcast series, where we will be investigating how climate change is impacting the world of business and finance and what this means for risk management.
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(Part One) 100th Episode Special: Seven Years of Climate Risk — What Have We Learned? (opens the original)
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Part one of this three-part special look s back at the seven years of the podcast to ask what we have learnt about the science , what surprised us, and what comes next. Seven years and 100 episodes after the Climate Risk Podcast began, we're taking the opportunity to step back and ask what we have learned, what has changed, and what the years ahead may hold. In the first part of this special three-part mini series , we return to the science. From climate tipping points and cascading risks to the
Unlocking Transition Finance: Policy, Credibility and the Flow of Capital (opens the original)
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Vanessa Havard-Williams OBE explores how the UK is building a credible transition finance market, from stronger policy and transition planning to public finance, insurance and investable projects. Financing the transition to a low carbon economy is often presented as a question of capital: how much money is needed, where it should come from, and which technologies or projects should receive it. But the reality is more complicated. Finance cannot drive the transition in isolation. Companies will
Fire and Flood: Lessons from Britain's New World of Extremes (opens the original)
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Hear from celebrated journalist David Shukman on why climate change is no longer a future risk, how extreme weather is exposing weaknesses in the systems we rely on, and why human stories are often the most powerful way to communicate climate risk. Climate risk is often discussed in terms of future scenarios, long-term projections, and abstract global targets. But for many people, the impacts are already here: in homes lost to wildfire, hospitals disrupted by extreme heat, transport systems buck
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