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What Did S&P 500 Companies Say About Climate Risk and Resilience Last Quarter?
The latest analysis shows that weather was a factor affecting many companies' results
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TL;DR
Climate Proof analyzed S&P 500 earnings call transcripts for Q1 2024 to find out what climate risks, and responses, America’s top executives are talking about
Lots of businesses referenced weather impacts, and not only Utilities and Industrials companies. Those in the Consumer Staples and Discretionary sectors also saw earnings crimped by volatile conditions last quarter
Storms were talked about by 27 companies, of which 12 were Utilities and six Industrials
It was again the case that only a few companies referenced climate adaptation or resilience directly. However, plenty used phrases that allude to climate-proofing activities
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