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20. Hedging the climate change risks of Chinas brown assets: Green assets or precious metals?. (2024). Yao, Xiaoyang ; Le, Wei ; Li, Jianfeng ; Wang, Hui.
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21. How does the time-varying dynamics of spillover between clean and brown energy ETFs change with the intervention of climate risk and climate policy uncertainty?. (2024). Sensoy, Ahmet ; Ozer, Zeynep Sueda ; Rahman, Molla Ramizur ; Banerjee, Ameet Kumar.
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23. Responsible investment: Institutional shareholders and ESG performance. (2024). Zhao, Zhuowei ; Sun, Yanmei.
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24. Blessings or curse: How do media climate change concerns affect commodity tail risk spillovers?. (2024). Pham, Linh ; Kamal, Javed Bin.
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27. Constructing stock portfolios by sorting on ESG ratings: Does the rating provider matter?. (2024). Oehler, Andreas ; Horn, Matthias.
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28. U.S. vertically integrated electric utility greenhouse gas emissions and carbon risk premiums around the Paris Accord. (2024). Michelfelder, Richard A ; Pilotte, Eugene A.
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29. Mechanisms for implementing fossil fuel divestment in portfolio management with impact on risk, return and carbon reduction. (2024). Marupanthorn, Pasin ; Richards, Kylie-Anne ; Peters, Gareth W ; Ofosu-Hene, Eric D ; Nikitopoulos, Christina S.
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31. Carbon dioxide and asset pricing: Evidence from international stock markets. (2024). Chen, Zhuo ; Tao, Libin ; Liu, Jinyu ; Lu, Andrea.
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32. Effectiveness of Random Forest Model in Predicting Stock Prices of Solar Energy Companies in India. (2024). Kumar, Sunil ; Birau, Ramona ; Sing, Manohar ; Meher, Bharat Kumar ; Anand, Abhishek.
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35. Socially optimal sustainability standards with non-consequentialist (warm glow) investors. (2022). Opp, Marcus ; Inderst, Roman.
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