Climate Risk Assessment Skill

Climate risk work goes wrong by being either vague ("weather may worsen") or falsely precise ("flood losses of $4.7M in 2043"). This skill structures an assessment as hazard × exposure × vulnerability, across explicit time horizons and named scenarios, with impact expressed as ranges plus a confidence label. It supports decision-making; it is not an engineering or actuarial study.

What This Skill Produces

• A risk register for the asset(s): hazard × exposure × vulnerability, scored per horizon and scenario
• Physical risks (acute + chronic) and transition risks (policy, market, technology, reputation) treated separately
• Financial-impact ranges with an explicit confidence level per estimate
• Adaptation and mitigation options with rough cost/benefit direction
• A stated-assumptions register so the assessment can be challenged and updated

Required Inputs

Ask for these if not provided; with a thin brief, proceed using labelled assumptions (e.g. "assumed coastal location — confirm") rather than refusing: