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2. Emerging Signals / Trends Increasing frequency & intensity of heatwaves, floods, storms Growth in climate risk assessment/climate data services Surge in corporate net-zero / ESG commitments Investment in carbon capture, negative emissions technologies Emergence of nature-based solutions (reforestation, blue carbon) Rise of climate migration/displacement These are early signals that the larger shift is ongoing.

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Description: 2 emerging signals trends increasing frequency intensity of heatwaves floods storms growth in climate risk assessmentclimate data services surge in corporate net zero esg commitments investm 33563

          2. Emerging Signals / Trends Increasing frequency & intensity of heatwaves, floods, storms Growth in climate risk assessment/climate data services Surge in corporate net-zero / ESG commitments Investment in carbon capture, negative emissions technologies Emergence of nature-based solutions (reforestation, blue carbon) Rise of climate migration/displacement These are early signals that the larger shift is ongoing.

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2. Emerging Signals / Trends Increasing frequency & intensity of heatwaves, floods, storms Growth in climate risk assessment/climate data services Surge in corporate net-zero / ESG commitments Investment in carbon capture, negative emissions technologies Emergence of nature-based solutions (reforestation, blue carbon) Rise of climate migration/displacement These are early signals that the larger shift is ongoing.