Businesses and investors are making changes as a result of climate change and severe weather. 

This call features: 
> Jim Doyle, President, Business Forward

> Steve Dreyer, Managing Director, US Utilities and Infrastructure Ratings, Standard & Poor's Rating Services

> Dan Utech, Special Assistant to the President for Energy and Climate Change, The White House

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Conference Call on Climate Change and Business with The White House and Standard & Poor's

Three world-renowned business leaders, Hank Paulson, Tom Steyer, and Michael Bloomberg, teamed up to create Risky Business, a first-of-its-kind project that quantifies the financial risk the United States faces if climate change continues unchecked. 

Risky Business Project's expert researchers discuss what sectors and regions are most at risk and explain how power needs, crop yields, and labor will change if the climate continues to warm. 

With:

Matt Lewis, Director of Communications, Risky Business Project
Robert Kopp, Associate Professor of Earth Sciences at Rutgers University, and lead scientist on the technical modeling of Risky Business
Frank Nutter, President, Reinsurance Association of America
Jim Doyle, President, Business Forward

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