@article{454962,
      recid = {454962},
      author = {Oxley, Lawrence J.,},
      title = {Extreme weather and financial markets: opportunities in  commodities and futures /},
      publisher = {John Wiley & Sons,},
      address = {Hoboken, N.J. :},
      pages = {xiii, 210 p. :},
      year = {2012},
      note = {Includes index.},
      abstract = {"The positive effects of climate change on the market.  Record-setting snowfall, cyclones in Australia, chronic  drought in Russia, and other dramatic weather events are  getting increased attention from scientists and the general  public. The effects of climate change present challenges to  many sectors, but also present major investing  opportunities in the stock, bond, and futures markets.  Extreme Weather and The Financial Markets looks at climate  change from an investor's standpoint. The climate change  debate is somewhat irrelevant to those in the financial  industry, since we already live with more than enough  extreme climate events to impact the financial markets. To  the extent that environmental scientists are correct and  global climate change is real and getting worse, the more  investment opportunities we have The book presents  investment ideas that will work under today's global  climate condition and will become even more lucrative if  global climate change continues Written by Larry Oxley, an  acclaimed author who has personally outperformed the index  in the Basic Materials sectors (i.e. chemicals, metals,  mining, and forest products) for each of the last five  years--in both good and bad markets and throughout the  global recession--in a portfolio of nearly $2 billion  Focusing on the investment opportunities during dramatic  weather events, Extreme Weather and The Financial Markets  offers advice on how to capitalize on global climate  change"--},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/454962},
}