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PostFebruary 28, 2017

John Reilly: America needs to lead on climate change, not deny that it is happening

In a recent opinion piece, Jon Reilly, Senior Lecturer at the MIT Sloan School of Management, stressed the importance of continuing to develop low-carbon technologies in the face of the changing political landscape in the US. Reilly stated:
 
“Corporate America will need to continue to grapple with climate change, regardless of the direction of the new administration. The future of corporate America would be better served if the administration embraces scientific evidence and gets down to the business of deciding what to do about it.”

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