Preparing Businesses for Climate-Related Risks

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This chapter emphasizes the importance of businesses preparing for extreme climate events like hurricanes and floods by understanding wind speeds and strengthening their buildings. It discusses the financial impacts of climate-related risks on companies, the lack of proactive measures being taken, and the importance of implementing standards to address these challenges. The conversation highlights the need for companies to prioritize climate change considerations for long-term sustainability and future viability.

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