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This document by EY provides some insight into emerging good practice in relation to risk management and good corporate governance practice in the UK.

This publication summarizes the findings of the Climate Risk Management Study for the Port of Manzanillo in Mexico. The analysis includes estimates of the financial impacts of climate change on the Port over the coming decades, if no action is taken to adapt.

This report looks at the economic and financial impacts of climate risk over the next five years from 2015 in order to identify opportunities for reducing climate-related investment risks.

This study aims to gain further insight into the investment implications for climate change. The report provides the estimated return implications under four climate scenarios and four climate risk factors, modelled between 2015 and 2050, with commentary on the specific implications for the NYSCRF.

This paper analyzes the trade-offs between two fundamental ecosystem services which will be impacted by climate change: provisioning services derived from agriculture and regulating services in the form of freshwater quality.

This paper estimates reductions to generating capacity in the Western United States based on long-term changes in streamflow, air temperature, water temperature, humidity and air density.

This report sets out scenarios for the power sector in 2030 as an input to the committee's advice on the fifth carbon budget. The fifth carbon budget sets a limit on UK emissions of greenhouse gases over the period 2028 to 2032. The scenarios discussed in this paper set out possible futures for the UK power sector, and are not intended to set out a prescriptive path.

This paper presents a global assessment of the vulnerability of the world’s current hydropower and thermoelectric power-generation system to changing climate and water resources, and test adaptation options for sustainable water–energy security during the twenty-first century.

This paper looks at how climate policy risk might propagate through the financial system. It develops a network-based climate stress-test methodology and apply it to large Euro Area banks in a ‘green’ and a ‘brown’ scenario.

The article quantifies 2 degree pathways for the aviation and shipping sectors, highlighting the need for mitigation measures to be urgently accelerated.

Climate risk management is a process for incorporating knowledge and information about climate-related events, trends, forecasts and projections into decision making to increase or maintain benefits and reduce potential harm or losses. It is a multidisciplinary activity that calls for an integrated consideration of socioeconomic and environmental issues.

This synthesis report distills and integrates the findings of the three Working Group contributions to the Fifth Assessment Report (AR5) of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the most comprehensive assessment of climate change undertaken thus far by the IPCC.