Environmental Impact
Green, Paula L., Global Finance
CLIMATE CHANGE
Global investors are turning up the heat under corporate executives to ensure they spell out how climate change and other environmental liabilities will affect their bottom line.
As concern grows over the enormity of the corporate world's energy demand, businesses are coming under increasing scrutiny over their readiness to deal with the flip side of that same coin: climate change. A recent move by more than two dozen institutional investors, managing $1 trillion in assets, to persuade US regulators that publicly traded companies should disclose the financial risks of climate change in their public documents is only the latest indication of investors' …
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Publication information:
Article title: Environmental Impact.
Contributors: Green, Paula L. - Author.
Magazine title: Global Finance.
Volume: 20.
Issue: 8
Publication date: September 2006.
Page number: 28+.
© Global Finance Media Inc. Feb 2009.
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