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Regulation, oil and gas industry and banking institutions : a love triangle in the age of climate change
Climate change is not only an environmental challenge but also a major issue for public policy and a growing source of financial risk. Through both physical and transition channels, it affects asset values, credit conditions, financial stability, and the institutional frameworks through which public
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