Age: SUPER funds want to review their investments in light of climate change, but are in the dark when it comes to evaluation methods. A survey of 31 funds, each managing about $1 billion, found that 85 per cent planned to improve their ability to assess the financial risks of climate change by hiring expert staff or through training. However, only 9 per cent had attempted to measure their exposure to the phenomenon. John Connor of the Climate Institute, which conducted the …