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Capital markets lag on climate resilience infrastructure investment

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Capital markets are slow to recognize the financial benefits of climate resilience infrastructure, despite growing demand and the potential for significant cost savings. The author, a former mayor, highlights projects like Hoboken's ResilienCity Park, which reduced flooding and maintained the city's credit rating. Experts project a massive demand for resilience investments by 2030, but the market struggles to value avoided losses, which are spread across various stakeholders. AI

RANK_REASON The article discusses market trends and investment strategies related to climate resilience, offering analysis and opinion rather than reporting on a specific event.

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Capital markets lag on climate resilience infrastructure investment

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