The U.S. economy faces significant risks from unabated climate change. Every year of inaction serves to broaden and deepen those risks. Founded by co-chairs Michael R. Bloomberg, Henry M. Paulson Jr., and Thomas F. Steyer, the Risky Business Project examined the economic risks presented by climate change and opportunities to reduce them.
The existential issue of our time, the defining issue of our era, is global climate change.
Many industries that rely on outdoor labor will need to think hard about how to minimize the risk that extreme heat poses to their workers.