The IPCC Report & What it Means for Corporate Climate Action

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Schneider Electric sustainability and climate action experts discuss the implications of the IPCC’s report released on August 9th, 2021. In the report, which the UN has described as a ‘code red for humanity’, IPCC scientists warn of faster global warming and regional changes that are already causing irreversible damage and extreme weather events. Our experts discuss:

How these impacts are affecting companies today
What this means for corporate climate goals
Recommendations on what companies can do today to take climate action
How organizations should think about evolving their business

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