Like any other issue facing your business, it is important to understand how extreme weather and climate change impacts could affect you.
You might not be able to stop flooding or an extreme storm event affecting your business, but you can take a few simple steps to reduce the impact these might have on your business so that you can remain operating.
There may also be opportunities that organisations can take advantage of, including identifying new markets or products through to saving money from effective resource efficiency.
Planning ahead rather than responding reactively will help you to:
- Save your business money in the long term
- Give your business the best chance to continue to operate
- Identify possible business opportunities to sell new products or services
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