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How better metrics on climate risk can accelerate progress to net zero

Events such as Hurricane Ida in 2021 have highlighted the need for better financial metrics on climate risk

Events such as Hurricane Ida in 2021 have highlighted the need for better financial metrics on climate risk Image: Brian McGowan on Unsplash

Carl Hess
Chief Executive Officer, Willis Towers Watson
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