The chapter explores the significance of incorporating environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors into investment analysis to assess risks and value beyond financials. It emphasizes the increasing intertwining of climate risk with investment risk and the importance of considering factors like decarbonization, materiality of climate change effects, and long-term thinking in investment decisions. Various strategies such as fossil fuel-free funds, thematic investing, and impact-first strategies are discussed to help investors navigate the impact of climate change on their portfolios.

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