2020, The Climate Decade

Entering 2020, Redwood Grove looks at climate change as a defining investment issue of the next decade. We highlight three key trends—declining low carbon technology costs, shifting public perception, and rising climate costs—that have reached tipping points, prompting major asset managers to recognize climate risks reshaping financial landscapes, with the potential for sustainable outperformance in climate-aware portfolios.

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