Survey: 40 per cent of firms hit by climate disruptions to their business

BusinessGreen staff
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Global poll commissioned by BSI shows junior managers are experiencing negative impacts from climate change and other disruptions, yet few have proactive plans to manage these risks

More than 40 per cent of junior managers say their company has experienced climate-related disruption to their business or supply chain, yet over half say their approach to risk management remains largely...

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