Global models are the main method scientists use to understand how the climate may change in the future. What’s missing is a more in-depth understanding that could inform markets, investors and vulnerable communities. But using advances in computing muscle, researchers at Imperial College Business School in London have created some science-based tools that allow a tighter analysis – and the results are surprising. They’ve focused on a group of countries in South East Asia, in a piece of research supported by the Singapore Green Finance Centre.
