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    3. A New Roadmap for Corporate Climate Governance

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      A New Roadmap for Corporate Climate Governance
      Prompted by extreme weather, calls for corporate climate action have been growing in volume and intensity from regulators, governments, investors and youth. Within companies, the board of directors as the most prominent corporate fiduciaries and ultimately accountable to shareholders are responsible for overseeing effective management of climate-related impacts. They need to ensure climate risks and opportunities are centrally embedded in company strategy...
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    1. ESG issues such as climate change and other environmental and social variables….have traditionally been considered extra-financial risks. That kind of implies they don't matter financially, that they're social issues or somehow extra-curricular to the serious business of investing.
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