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Are banks and insurance companies the new "fringe" for climate change?

Kira Hutchinson over 6 years ago

See the attached link from Brink that discusses the implication for climate change on the banking and insurance sector.

http://www.brinknews.com/climate-change-has-claimed-its-biggest-corporate-victim-now-banks-are-on-alert/?utm_source=BRINK+Subscribers&utm_campaign=094002b817-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2019_04_25_08_59&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_c3639d7c98-094002b817-110196945

Is it possible that we can see signals of the future in the present in the actions of our banking and insurance institutions?

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Michael Beagle over 6 years ago

When those actions and reports begin to drive costs it will absolutely affect the way people think. I just hope that it doesn't stop progress along the way.
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Kira Hutchinson over 6 years ago in reply to Michael Beagle

I agree Michael. Sometimes drivers of change can be in the negative direction, to actually slow down a process or impede a change. There are always people that are uncomfortable with change or who want to preserve the status quo for one reason or another. Thank you for your contribution to this discussion.
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Kira Hutchinson over 6 years ago in reply to Michael Beagle

I agree Michael. Sometimes drivers of change can be in the negative direction, to actually slow down a process or impede a change. There are always people that are uncomfortable with change or who want to preserve the status quo for one reason or another. Thank you for your contribution to this discussion.
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