Climate Risk Measures: A Review

Salisu, Afees A.; Oloko, Tirimisiyu F.

doi:10.46557/001c.39728

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“…In 2021-22, water levels in the lake decreased to a historic low, bringing attention to the necessity for a new paradigm regarding the use and management of the lake. Researchers have implemented different indicators to measure climate risk or risks associated with climate change [16], which should be specified to support the planning and strategy making processes related to changing challenges. The goal of this paper is to review in a complex manner the climate sensitivity of a shallow, heavily modified large lake under Continental climate, used primarily for tourism, to summarize processes and phenomena and to identify connections, further research opportunities.…”

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Climate Risk of Shallow Touristic Lakes: A Case Study of Lake Velence (Hungary)

Boromisza,

Harea

2023

J. Eng. Sci.

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The European shallow lakes used primarily for tourism are subjected to a large amount of environmental pressure, and climate change is adding new problems and aspects to them: a complex analysis of processes and connections is necessary to make appropriate decisions and strategies. In this reseach research, using literature review and precedent analysis, it has been reviewed the climate risk of a Central European lake, as well as the natural conditions and landscape change processes determining its sensitivity. It was analysed the ecological and economic effects of the record low water levels of 2021-22, focusing on processes. It was determined which of the current land uses can be considered risky or sensitive in terms of climate change. It was found that natural processes are uniformly leading towards pre-regulation character, low water levels facilitating the regeneration of flora and fauna. However, the dominant land use is dependent on artificially elevated water levels, and therefore serious economic problems have arisen. Beaches, bathing, and angling tourism are the most vulnerable to climate change.

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Climate Risk of Shallow Touristic Lakes: A Case Study of Lake Velence (Hungary)

Boromisza,

Harea

2023

J. Eng. Sci.

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“…Some have focused on specific topics like asset stranding (Curtin et al., 2019; Fisch‐Romito et al., 2021; Jackson, 2018), or particular sectors (van Benthem et al., 2022). Others have explored theoretical and methodological considerations only (Campiglio & van der Ploeg, 2021; Cartellier, 2022; Salisu & Oloko, 2023; van der Ploeg, 2020) or summarized the empirical literature on asset pricing (Breitenstein et al., 2020; Campiglio et al., 2022; Giglio et al., 2020; Venturini, 2021). Others, like Kouwenberg and Zheng (2023) adopt a bibliometric approach to the climate finance corpus.…”

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Financial stability, stranded assets and the low‐carbon transition – A critical review of the theoretical and applied literatures

Daumas

2023

Journal of Economic Surveys

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Transitioning to a low‐carbon economy will entail sweeping transformations of energy and economic systems. A growing research body has raised concerns about the effect of such strain on financial stability. This literature on “financial transition risk” has highlighted that the conjunction of climate policy, technological change and shifts in consumption patterns may propagate to financial markets. In extreme cases, these dynamics may result in a “Climate‐Minsky” moment with systemic implications. The field has developed quickly, covering many methods and research questions. While this expansion in literature is advantageous when studying a complex issue like the low‐carbon transition, it also comes with downsides. The large number of methods hampers result comparison, and the integration of research designs. It also makes it difficult to provide a synthetic view of results in the literature as well as identify remaining uncertainties. To bridge these gaps, I propose a critical review of the literature. I examine three sub‐fields: the asset stranding literature, the direct assessment of transition risks through prospective models and the financial empirics of the low‐carbon transition. I expound their main results, critically assess underlying methodologies and propose a framework to compare results. The review ends by suggesting some avenues for future research.

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Weather Sentiment Index and Stock Return Predictability: Evidence from China

Liao

Jiang

2023

Emerging Markets Finance and Trade

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Climate Risk Measures: A Review

Cited by 6 publications

References 19 publications

Climate Risk of Shallow Touristic Lakes: A Case Study of Lake Velence (Hungary)

Climate Risk of Shallow Touristic Lakes: A Case Study of Lake Velence (Hungary)

Financial stability, stranded assets and the low‐carbon transition – A critical review of the theoretical and applied literatures

Weather Sentiment Index and Stock Return Predictability: Evidence from China

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