Climate scientists partner with McKinsey to push companies to self-regulate

NEW YORK - Leading climate science institute Woods Hole Research Center is taking its first run at directly influencing corporate behavior on climate change through a collaboration with global consulting powerhouse McKinsey & Co, Woods Hole told Reuters.

To further its aim, the Falmouth, Mass.-based research center has paired up with the consulting firm and its think tank, McKinsey Global Institute, to take the fight straight to the C-suite. In return, Woods Hole’s research could give McKinsey a lead into the business of helping companies adapt to a new reality ushered in by climate change - whether it be moving headquarters, planning for a heavy carbon tax or reaching a limit on the amount of insurance the U.S. government can offer.

Hahaha, McKinsey should first make sure that they don't fly 1 consultant between Europe and USA 2 times a week, because he works on 2 projects simultaniosly: It is bad for the environment and for the guy.

Letting the wolf guard the hen house. Sickening.

How is that self regulation out for Boeing?

smart 👊 Put the public responsibility back on the corporations. The public reacts harshly to companaies who abuse the environment. Be responsible.

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