The catastrophic bushfires and extreme weather events last summer highlighted the physical and economic risks of climate change, and galvanised the urgent need to not only reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions but begin to think about how we make the transition globally to a low carbon world. In Australia, APRA has outlined plans that, from 2021, will require super funds to perform balance sheet vulnerability assessments of the potential physical impacts of changing climate, including extreme weather events and the risks arising from the global transition to a low carbon economy. To that end, it is clear that addressing the...