April 2008
Greenhouse gas emissions can be cut significantly—and, surprisingly, without huge disruption.
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March 2008
Businesses must act on global warming and other issues to narrow a general trust gap between them and the public.
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February 2008
A McKinsey Quarterly survey finds that most executives think climate change matters for their companies. Although few have taken action, they are optimistic about the possibilities.
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July 2007
The opportunities for improvement are huge, but market forces alone won’t realize them.
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February 2007
A global study of the size and cost of measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions yields important insights for businesses and policy makers.
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November 2004
Tackling carbon exposure is more than good environmental stewardship; it could also protect a company’s share price in the near term and create a long-term competitive advantage.
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February 2003
Power producers should pay close attention to a European Commission proposal to curb greenhouse gas emissions. It could have paradoxical effects.
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August 2002
That fabulous invalid the internal-combustion engine is very far from dead.
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August 1997
Corporations should take a more systematic approach to managing environmental risk.
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November 1995
A patchwork landscape of regulation. Individual states will produce competitive disparities. Baby boomers still care.
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May 1995
Environment still misunderstood and mismanaged. Spending will not fall. Costs are not evenly distributed among your competitors. Caught between zealotry and blind compliance.
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November 1993
An interview with Dow Chemical CEO and Chairman Frank P. Popoff and Vice-President, Environment, Health & Safety, David T. Buzzelli.
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