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Climate Change and the Future, two possible scenarios

18th September 2007 by Alex Briggs

Dr. Glen Barry, in his Climate Change blog, presents two possible scenarios that could play out over the next 40 plus years.

More proof that business and governments need to change, now. The education level of the consumer is growing and increasingly they are demanding that businesses and governments become more accountable and more responsible. Can businesses afford not to take immediate, verifiable action on climate change?

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