- Director of Climate Research
United Kingdom, Institutional
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At the recent Top1000funds Sustainability in Practice forum, Director of Climate Research Chris Goolgasian joined Woodwell Climate Scientist Zach Zobel to discuss our research partnership with Woodwell, assess the socioeconomic risks associated with climate change, and highlight how investors may use climate science as an input for financial decision-making.
- Clip 1 | Understanding our climate research partnership with Woodwell
- Clip 2 | Adapting to a 1.5°C world: A scientist and investor perspective
- Clip 3 | A case study on drought: Physical climate risks and potential investment implications
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