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In today’s investment landscape, large institutional investors are increasingly matching capital with a clean energy future.
A recent Mercer Investment study of 74 large asset owners-- with more than $2 trillion in assets--found that 70% now integrate responsible investment goals into their strategies, a seven percentage jump from last year.
Despite shifting rhetoric in some corners of the market, momentum continues to build. The Mercer study underscores this powerful trend—a growing majority are not only setting clear responsible investment goals, they’re also increasing how much they allocate to those investments.
Responsible Investment Goals Now Central to Portfolio Strategy
From New York to Oregon to Ontario, asset owners-- the investors that include pension funds, endowments, insurers, sovereign wealth funds, and wealth managers--are making clear that managing climate risk and seizing investment opportunities are central to long-term fiduciary duty.
In 2025, that’s translating into investors pouring more capital into climate solutions at scale, reporting progress on portfolio emissions, and supporting public policies that enable a future-ready economy.
Major Pension Funds Raise Expectations for Asset Managers
Across North America, public officials and investment leaders are raising the bar for themselves-- and the asset managers they do business with.
In April, New York City Comptroller Brad Lander, who oversees the city’s pension funds, laid out clear transition plan expectations for investment managers.
Asset managers working with the New York City Employees Retirement System, the Teachers Retirement System, and Board of Education Retirement System must deliver credible, detailed transition plans—or he would recommend putting those managers’ investment mandates out to bid.
Highlighting the financial stakes for states and the public funds they manage, Maryland’s state comptroller released a report in April on how inaction on extreme weather issues is straining the state’s economy and budget.
Economic impacts include workforce disruptions, agricultural losses, tourism declines, supply chain disruptions, infrastructure damage, and loss of essential services.
Buying a climate-related domain name can be a profitable investment if it aligns with your long-term goals for climate actions and initiatives and you understand the market.
Especially so if you purchase our main domain, either USAClimateChange.com or ClimateChangeCanada.ca which then includes hundreds of domains in our portfolio which then presents you with the opportunity to resell the names individually for substantial profits.
We are estimating a 1,000 % return on investment with the individual resale name by name nation wide.
Factors to Consider:
Brand Value: If the domain aligns with your brand or business, it can protect your brand and prevent competitors from using it.
Not just that ... it can grow your brand far ahead of the competition.
Domain Value: A climate change domain's worth is determined by factors like, keyword relevance, market demand and industry exposure.
These two words, "Climate Change" has received more industry exposure on almost every media source, network and media channel then any other industry has in the last 100+ years.
What that exposure can do for your branding potential, truly is second to none.
Every time the words Climate Change are broadcasted on TV, radio, newspapers, magazines, and via the thousands of networks across the net, your brand can benefit and it doesn't cost you a dime!
You gain to profit across your city, state, province and even nationally from owning the most powerful name(s) on the net by securing "Climate Change" as part of the domain, such as;
ClimateChangeCalifornia.com, ClimateChangeNewYork.com,
ClimateChangeLosAngeles.com, ClimateChangeToronto.ca
ClimateChangeOntario.com, USAClimateChange.com and
ClimateChangeCanada.com.
If you are wondering if we have your city, province or state or a particular national Climate Domain listed for you to secure, chances are we do!
If you are in the Real Estate, Insurance or Home/Condo Building
industries, there are other "Premium Specific" related domains like,
ClimateChangeInsurance.ca, ClimateChangeHomes.ca
ClimateChangeCondos.com, ClimateChangeRealestate.ca
ClimateChangeRealtors.ca and ClimateChangeRealtors.com.
Our portfolio is ONE OF A KIND!
Only ONE ENITY can own our Premiums Climate Change Domains.
There are NO opportunities for two entities to acquire one domain name.
Now is the time to secure the most high profile, initiative Climate domain(s) in the industry globally!
Domains like ClimateChangeFlorida.com are considered high value marketable domains and the same applies to every city, state and province across North America listed in our Portfolio.
Potential Benefits:
Potential Risks:
The only competition are between buyer prospects like yourself when bidding on a domain or making an offer. We as sellers have no competition.
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