Filed in archive strategy by leon on November 28, 2007

Like globalisation and information technology, climate change is transforming business, society, politics, workplaces, careers and management. In fact, it might in the end have an even bigger impact that IT and global forces.

In Australia last week, it was one of the forces that changed a government and there are predictions that it will have a similar impact in next year's US presidential elections.

I write a column examining this trend here.

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Response from: Fred333 (11/29/07 7:08am)

Great column. I think it is about time the environment has an impact on the way business is done.

Response from: Ben Clark (12/01/07 12:34am)

When dirty steel got cleaned up in the 70-80, they started making a better more efficient product. Environmental protection can be profitable, even for dirty industry. Though dirty steel from other countries has certainly contributed to the woes US steelmakers have had in recent years... that just points to uniform environmental changes, not less here.