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In theory, adapting to climate change sounds like a good thing for companies to do. But a lack of understanding of the costs of inaction, unclear performance indicators and unreceptive organizational cultures often prevent businesses from taking concrete action on environmental issues
When uncertainty exists, the tendency is to do nothing. Avoid the paralysis of inaction that will leave your firm unprepared for extreme climate events.
The primer is designed for professionals with limited experience in CSR who want to learn about the effects of climate change on business.
How can oil companies best respond to global competition and climate change? Keep up with competition by adapting your climate change strategy.
Businesses are increasing responses to climate change, yet CO2 emissions continue to rise. Your firm doesn't need to follow this trend.
Firms can benefit from considering their role in emissions trading early to stay ahead of regulation and competition.
Researchers find policy and industry pressures motivate corporations to participate in the emissions market. Assess your company's position in this market.
Researchers contrast corporate responses to climate change in the UK and Pakistan. How does your firm's response compare?
Adapting to climate change requires strategic timing and commitment within the organization.