Former US Treasury Secretaries to warn of soaring climate risks

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Bi-partisan 'Risky Business' group to warn of immense corporate risks presented by unmitigated climate change

A group of influential US political and business leaders will tomorrow unveil a major new report detailing the scale of the financial risks presented by climate change. Dubbed Risky Business, the initiative...

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