Unleashing the Green: Why Green Fintech Should be the Focus in Climate Change Mitigation
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Fintech, Climate Change, Blockchain, Sustainability, FinanceAbstract
This research study delves into the transformative power of green fintech and its positive effect on climate change mitigation. As the global community faces the ever-so-pressing negative factors of climate change, the urgency for a solution to help mitigate these aftereffects is increasing. In so, the intersection of finance and technology emerges as a promising solution to help solve this problem. Through literature review, analysis of real-world case studies, and an exploration of existing green fintech initiatives, this study demonstrates how financial technology transforms the fight against climate change. The research highlights the critical ways green fintech contributes to climate action, such as renewable energy financing, sustainable investments, and enhanced climate risk assessment. By showcasing the positive outcomes of green fintech adoption, this study emphasizes the critical role financial innovation should play in achieving global climate goals.
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