The North Atlantic Treaty Organization aims to improve international climate resilience.

In response to multiple U.S. cities facing extreme heat, the White House requested the Department of Labor to issue a hazard alert for heat.

Boston Public Schools added 20 electric school buses to its system to reduce greenhouse gas emissions while improving student and community health.

As climate change leads to more severe weather, security leaders must assess climate risk and develop threat mitigation & business resilience strategies.

It is undeniable that the world is in a climate change crisis, and the need for action is more than pressing – it’s vital. 

As extreme weather events become increasingly common, security leaders need to consider the best ways to protect their businesses and employees.

Severe weather and natural disasters, such as hurricanes, wildfires & floods, caused $260 billion in economic losses in 2022, according to Swiss Re.

Climate change is influencing the frequency of severe weather events, affecting human safety and infrastructure, and significantly impacting economies.

Climate change, poverty and insufficient medical care are three factors influencing emergency management efforts across the United States, according to a FEMA report.

The International SOS Risk Outlook 2023 report highlights trends security leaders will mitigate in 2023, including business travel shifts and the effects of climate change on global health.