Adaptation: Implementation of Risk Interventions
After identifying priority risks, there are several strategies that can be implemented. This depends on how an organization views climate change and the associated risks for their business. There are…
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Adaptation: Risk Analysis
Once the risk assessment boundaries have been determined and potential risks have been identified, risks may be quantified and analyzed further to determine how they may manifest for an organization….
Adaptation: Risk Identification
The identification and scoping of climate risks involves first defining the boundaries and criteria for the risk assessment. This determines which areas of an organization are included and excluded from…
Mitigation: Behaviour Change
A relatively low-cost/no-cost climate change mitigation strategy involves behaviour change. Human consumption patterns, particularly in developed nations, are highly GHG intensive. In 2019, the average per capita GHG emissions in…
Mitigation: Low Carbon Transportation
Transportation is a significant source of GHG emissions that presents different challenges and opportunities for mitigation strategies. In many communities, transportation is the most significant source of GHG emissions and…
Mitigation: Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Sequestration/Storage
Another climate change mitigation strategy involves physically capturing and removing CO2 from the atmosphere through carbon capture, utilization, and sequestration/ storage (CCUS). CCUS can also involve capturing CO2 from a…
Mitigation: Heat Recovery
For most buildings in Ontario, the production of heat, whether for space heating or process heating, is highly energy intensive and often one of the leading sources of GHG emissions[1]….
Mitigation: Fuel Switching
Fuel switching is a climate change mitigation strategy that involves changing the fuels used for energy generation from high GHG-emitting fuels (e.g., fossil fuels) to lower emitting fuels (e.g., renewables,…
Mitigation: Energy Efficiency and Conservation
The combustion of fossil fuels (e.g., oil and natural gas) for energy generation is the most significant driver of human-caused GHG emissions. Reducing the amount of fossil fuel-derived energy that…
Members Only Financing Net Zero: Incentive Programs
Additional permissions are required to access this content. Get Access Already a member? Log in here. Financing Net Zero: Incentive Programs Energy Efficiency programs have been an important part of…
Impacts: Financial and Regulatory
Top takeaways: As the Earth’s climate changes, the increasing occurrence and severity of extreme weather events and abnormal climatic conditions puts stress on local and global economies resulting in disruptions…
Impacts: Supply Chain
Top takeaways: Climate change-related events such as extreme weather, droughts, forest fires, and floods are disrupting local and global supply chains on an increasingly frequent basis. This impacts the movement…