Business faces the climate crisis

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      <subfield code="a">At its core, business is about meeting needs. Your local deli is a neighborhood fixture because people crave delicious sandwiches. The tax prep industry exists because people hate to fill out 1040s. Big Oil was built to serve a modern world hungry for energy to power our cars and trucks. Before Netflix, we didn't grasp how essential streaming movies could be. Whether big or small, timeless or newly imagined, these urgent demands are what drive businesses to innovate and grow. Today, the world is confronting a colossal unmet need unlike anything we've grappled with in the past. The warming of our planet thanks to human activity is causing dramatic changes to the climate.</subfield>
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      <subfield code="a">Putting the money squeeze on fossil fuels / Bill Mckibben - Big oil's hail mary / Jeffrey Ball - Projecting the cost of climate change / Brian O'keefe, Nicolas Rapp - Vicious (re)cycle / Vivienne Walt, Sebastian Meyer</subfield>
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