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Video – COP20: How Businesses Are Addressing Climate Risk

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January 3, 2015
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C2ES (formerly the Pew Center on Global Climate Change) presents preliminary findings of a new analysis of how major companies are assessing and addressing climate risks and increasing their climate resilience. This research builds on C2ES’s 2013 report, Weathering the Storm: Building Business Resilience to Climate Change, which found that 90 percent of S&P Global 100 companies see extreme weather and other climate risks as current or future business risks, while 62 percent say they are experiencing climate change impacts now, or expect to in the coming decade. The new analysis looks more closely at emerging on-the-ground practices among companies to manage their climate risks. Following C2ES’s presentation of its findings, a panel of business representatives from companies in diverse sectors describe the steps their companies are taking to gather the necessary data, perform risk assessments, and factor increasing climate risks into their management strategies. The statements and facts presented are derived from the IPCC summary for policymakers.


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Richard Matthews is a researcher, writer, journalist, consultant, and change activist. He has published thousands of articles and contributed to reports for policymakers including a United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) publication. His critical, interdisciplinary analyses have been cited by a wide array of academic publications. His research interests include carbon removal, nuclear power, and disinformation. He is currently spearheading Change Oracle’s Polycrisis Project (COPP).

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