How can monetary policy, fiscal policy and financial sector regulation help in the fight against climate change? What role can Central Banks play in the fight against climate change? What has been done so far and what can be further accomplished? Is there clash between the old mandate of Central Banks to keep inflation stable, have output gap of zero and prevent financial sector disruptions and the new mandate of Central Banks which also includes preventing climate change?  Answer the question using proper references from research articles and journals.

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