Majority of global investors now recognise climate risks: AODP
A majority of global investors, or 60%, now acknowledge the financial risks associated with climate change for the first time, according to the Asset Owner Disclosure Project’s (AODP) fifth global index. Despite such progress, the AODP warned that “enormous resistance” still existed towards managing these risks. The latest index, which ranks the world’s 500 largest asset owners, included a ranking of the 50 largest asset managers specifically in relation to climate risks for the first time. The 10 best-performing countries were all in Europe or Oceania, with Australia and New Zealand performing particularly well.
The changing climate is of great concern to us, for that reason we will be only be interviewing asset managers, pension funds and investors that have a climate conscious approach. We encourage everyone to investigate their investments and pension funds and explore what impact they're having on the environment.

I suggest reading this article about how someone made their pension sustainable:

https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20220218-how-i-made-my-pension-sustainable

Here is another useful link:

https://www.southpole.com/blog/what-is-the-climate-impact-of-your-pension-fund

