NEW
YORK ― Over the past two years, corporate giants have become some of
the loudest voices calling for climate-change action. Automakers that
once killed the electric car are racing to roll out zero-emissions
rivals to Tesla. Even Exxon Mobil Corp., the oil behemoth that spent
decades bankrolling a Big Tobacco-style campaign to discredit global
warming, has named a climate scientist to its board.
Now, Bloomberg, the titan of business and financial journalism, is adding a site devoted to climate science and the future of energy to its sprawling news empire.
The data and media giant on Thursday launched ClimateChanged.com, a hub for coverage of how rising global temperatures are changing the planet and moving financial markets.
“Climate change is fundamentally an economic story, it’s an economic problem,” Eric Roston, Bloomberg’s sustainability editor, told The Huffington Post in an interview on Tuesday. “It’s naturally a business story and it’s naturally a concern to rationally minded executives in any sized enterprise.”
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Source: The Huffington Post (via The Empire Report)
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