An Inconvenient Truth: How Organizations Translate Climate Change into Business as Usual
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Abstract
Climate change represents the grandest of challenges facing humanity. In the space of two centuries of industrial development, human civilization has changed the chemistry of the atmosphere and oceans, with devastating consequences. Business organizations are central to this challenge, in that they support the production of escalating greenhouse gas emissions but also offer innovative ways to decarbonize our economies. In this paper, we examine how businesses respond to climate change. Based on five in-depth case studies of major Australian corporations over a 10-year period (2005–2015), we identify three key stages in the corporate translation of climate change: framing, localizing, and normalizing. We…
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- Framing (construction)
- Climate change
- Business ethics
- Business model
- New business development
- Business
- Business environment
- Business transformation
UN Sustainable Development Goals
- Climate action
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