Climate change is often discussed in terms of temperatures, emissions, extreme weather events, or environmental protection. But its impact doesn’t stop there. Climate affects the economy, investment, agriculture, energy, public health, infrastructure, and political decisions. A drought is not just a meteorological issue. It can become a food, financial, and social problem. A heat wave does not just affect daily comfort; it can also put pressure on the energy system, hospitals, and public budgets.And the transition to a green economy is changing the way companies invest, report, and look toward the future.
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