Climate Change: What You Can Do Now

Jonassen, Rachael; and Canes, Michael, and Daigle Matt; and Alcorn, Jeremey; and Bentley, Julian; and Gostock, Virginia;

ISBN 10: 0966191676 / ISBN 13: 9780966191677

Published by Logistics Management Institute, McLean, VA, 2012

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viii, 370, [2] p. Illustrations. Author biographies. Credits. Additional authors: Frank Reilly; Rich Skulte, Taylor WIlkerson, and John Yasalonis. In this work, LMI has broght together its submect matter expertise in the areas of public health, IT and Communicaitons, land use, infrastructure, vehicles and fleets, supply chain, and national security, togehter with the best science available on the climate change issues. This resulting work is a path forward for functional managers of any organization who may be required to prepare to respond to climate change and its impacts.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Climate Change: What You Can Do Now
• Publisher: Logistics Management Institute, McLean, VA
• Publication Date: 2012
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0966191676
• ISBN 13: 9780966191677
• Binding: Trade paperback
• Edition: Presumed first edition/first printing.
• Condition: Very good.
• Seller catalogs:
  • Public Health

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Synopsis

Functional managers can now join in the climate change discussion through Climate Change: What You Can Do Now, LMI's new book discussing how the issue relates to public health, IT and communications, land use, infrastructure, vehicles and fleets, supply chain, and national security. The book is a roadmap for managers challenged with developing a strategy for their organization for mitigating and adaption to a changing climate and shows how responding to climate change is a good business decision. This book is accessible and nonscientific in tone yet rooted in the best science available on climate change. When combined with LMI's unique expertise in the seven functional areas being discussed, the result is a new way of tackling this emerging concern. LMI previously authored The Federal Leader's Guide to Climate Change, the definitive source of foundational understanding of climate change science for government leaders.