Free GARP SCR Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

A sustainability analyst at a global commercial bank researches trends surrounding the green loan market in China to develop a new business strategy. The analyst finds green loans are gaining popularity in various sectors due to environmental and financial benefits. If the analyst recommends the addition of green loans to the business strategy, what China market trend most likely supports this decision?

• A.  Green loans are riskier for larger banks but less risky for smaller banks.
• B.  Green loans are primarily issued in the clean transport and clean energy sectors.
• C.  Green loans are mostly concentrated in the real estate sector.
• D.  Green loans outperform all other sustainable and traditional loan types.

To comply with publicly stated climate goals, a country dependent on fossil fuel production begins phasing out oil production facilities. Climate activists largely celebrate this commitment, while expressing concern for a just transition. Which of the following just transition programs will the activists most likely support?

• A.  Subsidies provided to low-income residents who use carbon-intensive fuels
• B.  A national scholarship program to retrain displaced workers from carbon-intensive industries
• C.  Increased funding for researchers examining alternatives to carbon-intensive fuel sources
• D.  An annual tax rebate for workers transitioning to jobs outside of carbon-intensive industries

An international development bank publishes an annual index that evaluates climate risk at a regional level.
The index consists of several economic, policy, and physical risk components. For the upcoming index publication, the bank identifies new components that reflect the ability of companies and local infrastructure to incorporate clean and renewable energy sources into electric grids and transport systems. Which of the following risk components will the bank most likely identify?

• A.  Hazard
• B.  Policy
• C.  Exposure
• D.  Vulnerability

A large country joins the Paris Agreement and directs the national environmental department to disseminate new policies and goals to relevant federal agencies. Most agencies are familiar with past climate agreement principles and protocols but not those of the Paris Agreement.
The environmental department should educate federal agencies on what feature of the Paris Agreement?

• A.  Differentiated mitigation responsibilities according to national capabilities
• B.  Voluntary national climate targets updated on a regular basis
• C.  Strategies for developing countries to advance mitigation plans
• D.  Investment in clean energy projects in exchange for emissions credits

A prominent institutional investor forms a committee to support global investments to achieve net zero GHG emissions by 2050. To inform this investment strategy, the committee relies on the IEA Net-Zero Scenario.
How should the committee proceed with investments to align with IEA milestones?

• A.  Divest coal assets sufficiently to support a phase-out of all coal plants in advanced economies by 2030.
• B.  Invest in energy infrastructure sufficiently to ensure all new buildings are "zero-carbon-ready" by 2050.
• C.  Invest in electric vehicles sufficiently to help make electric vehicles 30% of global vehicle sales by
  2030.
• D.  Divest nuclear energy assets sufficiently to increase solar and wind energy shares of global energy production to 50% by 2050.