Businesses must take climate risk bull by the horns

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Too few are making proactive efforts to deal with rising costs and threats of extreme weather events, report finds

Businesses and governments must be more proactive in dealing with the risks posed by extreme weather events when making economic decisions, a public-private alliance will warn today. Last year saw natural...

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