Miscalculating climate risks could see credit crunch repeated, study warns
Researchers say credit agencies' approach to climate change is repeating mistakes that led to global financial crisis
By undervaluing climate risks rating agencies are risking a repeat of the global credit crisis that sparked the global economic downturn, researchers will warn today. The new report from the Centre...
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