Climate change: the future is in our hands but we must adapt

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Writing exclusively for BusinessGreen.com, Tony Grayling, head of climate change and sustainable development at the Environment Agency, argues businesses must act now to address growing climate change risks

Next week will mark the second anniversary of the 2007 summer floods that caused havoc across England and Wales. The flooding, which displaced hundreds of people from their homes and flooded around 7,100...

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