You're kidding, right?

Climate change is real and must inevitably cast doubt on the ability of literally all of humankind's productive capabilities to continue as they do now.
This therefore raises the spectre that all prices are wrong, which then raises the spectre that all investments are badly invested, which raises the spectre that all economies are badly messed up.

In parallel: there is the spectre that all the houses and cities in the world have been built in the wrong place. Which will result in borders being in the wrong place, one way or the other...

Even if the risk level is low and subject to debate, the fact that it is now non-zero for the first time ever is a complete game changer.
Look at the minor recent man-made crises in T bills and multiply by a thousand.

"Business as usual" will fund the pensions of a few of the well heeled, while jeopardising the future of the grandchildren...