Environmental doom and hope: Both emotions can be levers for corporate climate action

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We all know there are two sides to the coin – the good news, and the bad news - what needs to change is how we digest it, writes Everflow's Clare Galland

There is an overall sentiment of overwhelm and pessimism when it comes to climate action – at an individual and corporate level. It's unsurprising given the scale of the issue at hand and the data...

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