4 ways for companies to take effective climate action
Taking climate action is good for the planet, society and the corporate bottom-line. Plain and simple.
Internationally recognized leader on global climate change. Formerly, Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). Assuming responsibility for the international climate change negotiations after the failed Copenhagen conference of 2009, was determined to lead the process to a universally agreed regulatory framework. Throughout tenure, brought together national and sub-national governments, corporations and activists, financial institutions and communities of faith, think tanks and technology providers, NGOs and parliamentarians to jointly deliver the unprecedented climate change agreement. For this achievement, has been credited with forging a new brand of collaborative diplomacy.
Taking climate action is good for the planet, society and the corporate bottom-line. Plain and simple.
This is an extract from the World Economic Forum's Book Club pick for March 2020: The Future We Choose by Christiana Figueres and Tom Rivett-Carnac. Join our Book Club to discuss.
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