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Post by apuroos1453 on Dec 5, 2023 9:42:59 GMT
Businesses need financial incentives to make transformational sustainability efforts a higher priority . Satoru Ikeda and Simon Green Year Month Day Reading Time: Minutes Topic Social Responsibility Strategy Climate Change Sustainability Subscribe Access and Share Carolyn Giessenbessel MIT Recent progress in mobilizing the economy for climate action are Progressive. To come closer to achieving the goals of the Paris Agreement, the pace and scale of change must become even more radical. The scaling we need isn't just a matter of scaling up what we've already started. What we need now is a qualitative difference, and today’s methods won’t get us there. Merely strengthening disclosure requirements for climate-related data and information could Special Data increase regulatory burdens without having significant production impacts. Regulation needs to be integrated with industrial strategies to create business demand for large-scale climate action and increasingly available sustainable finance. Japan is seeking. To achieve this with a balanced mix of sticks and carrots, in contrast to the approaches of the United States (mostly carrots) and the European Union (mostly sticks). Get the latest from Innovation Strategy Get the latest insights on workplace strategy and execution, delivered to your inbox once a month. What is your email? Sign up Privacy Policy Today we expect businesses to take action on climate change without a financial justification.
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