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In a recent op-ed in the New York Times, RMI’s Paul Bodnar and Tamara Grbusic not only explore the terrifying cost of inaction on climate change but also look at the fiscal threat that this represents to the US federal government and ultimately American taxpayers.
This is the latest analysis by RMI on the financial implications of climate change. Read more about RMI’s work on this critical topic:
Our climate is getting plenty of attention, but we don’t often view it as infrastructure. We should. The global climate comprises an essential and massive part of the natural systems that form the foundation for our world and our society.
RMI’s Climate Finance program also advises financial institutions on climate alignment, which is the process of aligning investments with a pathway to limit global greenhouse gas emissions to remain in line with the Paris Agreement.
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