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Report Summary: Impact of Trade Protectionism on Climate Adaptation

This report examines the negative consequences of rising trade protectionism on climate action and adaptation. It highlights that geopolitical tensions and tariffs could impede necessary steps to address climate change, drawing from scenarios like SSP 3-RCP 7.0, which predicts increased national interests over collaboration, potentially leading to deforestation and reduced ecosystem adaptive capacity.

Event Reminder: A webinar on Tuesday, May 20, 2025, at 2:00 PM BST / 3:00 PM CEST / 9:00 AM EST, features Simi Thambi to discuss implications of US tariffs on adaptation and nature.

Key Concerns: Protectionist policies risk undermining climate adaptation efforts, affecting sectors like agriculture and global goods flows. The analysis includes specific impacts on goods chains and potential nature-related scenarios.

Speaker Information: Simi Thambi, a leading climate economist, provides data-driven insights, drawing from her work on the FAIRR initiative and tools like the Climate Risk Tool. She emphasizes bridging science and real-world actions.

Analyst Certifications: Multiple analysts have certified their views, ensuring independence and alignment with personal perspectives, without compensation links.

Disclosed Issues: The report includes detailed disclosures on conflicts of interest, rating methodologies, and legal considerations, emphasizing that no investment recommendations are made, and performance is not guaranteed.