'Managing the inevitable': AXA Climate white paper to help businesses better prepare for extreme weather

Stuart Stone
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New white paper to help firms rethink how they approach climate risk and combine global visions with 'very local' adaptation challenges

AXA Climate and the Climate School have released a new white paper to help UK businesses understand critical climate adaptation challenges and provide practical tools and strategies to better prepare for...

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