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The author of today’s post, Sheryl Canter, is an Online Writer and Editorial Manager at Environmental Defense. Why should your company take action to fight global warming? Shareholders want progress, investors are calling for transparency, national policy is coming, and waiting to act will be costly. To help you get started, Environmental Defense has developed ...