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Pathways to Action: How Keystone Organizations Can Lead the Fight for Climate Change
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Pathways to Action: How Keystone Organizations Can Lead the Fight for Climate Change

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Pathways to Action takes a strategic approach to accelerating action on climate change. It outlines key challenges for governments and industries, and provides four pathways with practical examples and illustrations for each. The book acknowledges that not all opportunities are created equal, and that misinformation and mistrust are barriers that must be overcome. It examines the role of keystone organizations and how leaders in such organizations can create outsized leverage in their competitive space.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Anthem Press
Country
United Kingdom
Date
9 August 2022
Pages
290
ISBN
9781839986239

Pathways to Action takes a strategic approach to accelerating action on climate change. It outlines key challenges for governments and industries, and provides four pathways with practical examples and illustrations for each. The book acknowledges that not all opportunities are created equal, and that misinformation and mistrust are barriers that must be overcome. It examines the role of keystone organizations and how leaders in such organizations can create outsized leverage in their competitive space.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Anthem Press
Country
United Kingdom
Date
9 August 2022
Pages
290
ISBN
9781839986239