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Callaway Climate Insights focuses on the intersection between global finance and climate change challenges, analyzing impacts on diverse sectors including technology, energy, transportation, and investments. It discusses sustainable initiatives, governmental policies, market trends, and the role of leading companies and countries in the climate finance landscape.

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Why a ‘greenium’ is so hard to detect

0 implied HN points • 07 Feb 24
💰 Finance Bonds
  1. Detecting a 'greenium' yield difference is challenging because it's often hidden.
  2. Green bonds are meant to reduce a company's carbon footprint.
  3. Green bond issuance impact on green projects' cost of capital is unclear if no 'greenium' exists.

Amazon's climate disclosure defies politics as risks grow

0 implied HN points • 06 Feb 24
🌞 Climate & Environment Climate Risk Extreme Weather Hurricanes
  1. Amazon included a section on climate risk in its 2023 annual filing, recognizing potential impacts like higher costs and changing customer demand patterns.
  2. Corporate climate risk disclosure is growing despite political opposition, with more companies outside traditional industries adapting climate change wording.
  3. Large public companies are taking proactive steps to warn investors about climate risks, recognizing that climate risk is investment risk.
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Zeus: A sneak peek at this year's climate startup universe

0 implied HN points • 31 Jan 24
💼 Business Startups Entrepreneurship Investing Technology Funding
  1. Despite challenges in the market, climate startups are pushing forward with innovative ideas.
  2. Some startups are working on advanced technologies like weather balloons that can stay in the air for up to 40 days.
  3. New ventures are focusing on sustainability, from turning carbon into protein to developing animal products without using animals.