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2006年9月21日

作者:
Claudia H. Deutsch, New York Times

Global Warming Subject for Directors at Big Companies [USA]

If corporate directors really understood the implications of global warming, would they steer their companies toward preventing it? Ceres, a coalition of environmentalists and investors; Yale University; and Marsh, the risk and insurance services unit of Marsh & McLennan, insist the answer is yes. And this winter, they will hold what they call sustainable governance forums to give directors an overview of the financial, legal, business and investor implications of climate change.