First Approach to Climate in Response to Europe’s Energy Crisis, FleishmanHillard Study Find
Executives Express Deep Concern About Inflation and Geopolitical Tensions, Expect Poverty to Rise
The research also found:
- U.S. executives were the most likely to say the priority should be increasing energy supplies, at 37%, followed by Germany respondents at 34% and China and UK respondents at 32%.
- South Korea and Spain executives were the most likely to say climate action should be prioritized, at 33% and 24%, respectively.
- Chinese executives were highest in expecting to reduce their investments in climate and sustainability projects, at 33%. Germany was second at 29%.
For more information, please refer to the The PR Times article.
