Financial herding must be checked to avert climate crashes

Amy Myers Jaffe ()
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Nature Energy, 2020, vol. 5, issue 2, 101-103

Abstract: Energy firms struggle to incorporate climate risks in their planning and public disclosures. This lack of information is increasing the chances that herd behaviour in finance could potentially lead to sudden disruptions in energy supply and exacerbate consequences of climate-related extreme events.

Date: 2020
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