The fourth annual meeting of the Business for Environment Global Summit (B4E) was attended by around 1,000 senior executives from some of the world's largest multinationals, including Coca-Cola, Dow Chemical, HP, Hitachi, LG Electronics, McKinsey & Co, Puma, Siemens,Sony VGP-BPS8 , and Virgin Group.
UN secretary-general Ban Ki-Moon said that he was looking to businesses to play a "major role" in efforts to tackle climate change.His comments were echoed by Achim Steiner, UN under-secretary-general and executive director of the UNEP, who warned that latitude d610 battery businesses could either take part in a well-managed transition to a low-carbon economy or face a rapid and potentially unplanned change in business models brought about by climate change and resource constraints.
"Thus a transition to a Green Economy is in the end inevitable. The question now is whether this happens by design or by default."The summit demonstrated that large numbers of firms now accept this argument and are exploring how best to develop new sustainable Dell C1295 batterybusiness models.
The message is clear: incorporating environmental, social and governance issues into business strategies and operations leads to long-range value creation for companies and societies. It is a winning formula for the global economy and our planet."
