Mark Trexler

Too many of us are too focused on addressing narrow slices of the challenge, rather than the bigger picture.

Stemming climate change cannot be accomplished without the involvement of the private sector. How do most businesses think about this task? Here are six prevalent mindsets.

Business advocacy, brand pressure and climate communication: Which pieces advanced in 2015? What will their moves be in 2016?

We've seen plenty of non-solutions to climate change. Now, it's time to redirect our efforts.

Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) are sold as a way to save the planet — except that they don't actually cut carbon emissions, leaving us stuck in the pattern of high carbon emissions, the author argues.

Decision makers in business, government and even religion are changing the way they think about climate change. 

To understand the business risks of rising seas, let's look first at the things we know about climate change.

Don't let the imagination run wild. A Fortune 100 strategic planning exercise yielded these ways you can frame risk and opportunity.

If you think the latest U.N.-Accenture report on CEOs sounds a rallying cry for business to do better, read between the lines.

While there's no need to climate-proof your company yet, creating a climate change adaptation strategy is a timely idea.