The best way for a company to protect itself and its supply chain is to be proactive in reducing its own carbon footprint, argues MIT Sloan's John Sterman.
“We don't have a very good way to measure ethical behavior."
"In effect...there are now two ways for shareholders to urge companies to move toward more 'stakeholder aware' practices."
US greenhouse gas emissions fell 10% in 2020 as Covid curbed travel
...MIT is one of the leading universities in the world technologically addressing the challenge of global warming from climate change.
Professor Sterman presents at the Bloomberg Sustainable Business Forum
"The ‘carbon dividend’ is so elegant that it seems too good to be true. Governments should make it a post-pandemic priority."
By removing trees from our forests, the proposed regulations also reduce the ability of our forests to remove carbon from the atmosphere.
Professor John Sterman and colleagues urge Governor Baker to preserve his reputation as a champion for climate, health, and justice by withdrawing flawed regulations.
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