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Investors say they want to support national adaptation efforts but need clearer sight of climate-related risks and project opportunities.
Climate change pushes more people more to migrate, only for many to face instability and abuse.
Climate timelines are not set by elections or cost curves, reminds the country’s ex-central banker Ravi Menon. But he cautioned that in the short term, political headwinds and the US climate retreat could impact investment decisions.
Ashok Swain of Uppsala University's Department of Peace and Conflict Research argues that climate issues are so important and urgent that they must be treated as national security issues.
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