African businesses, carbon dioxide emissions, climate change, climate change protocols, eco-labeling, environmental issues management, global warming
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Climate Change Protocols and Corporate Survival in Africa Beyond 2012: Exploring the Grave Implications of Climate Change Regulations on African Businesses
Abstract: Climate change protocols since 1978 seek to regulate the impact of human activities to mitigate and, if possible, avoid the grave environmental upheavals implicated in the resulting climate change. The protocols advocate and increasingly legislate all—inclusive internationally binding measures to quicken the abatement of environmentally unfriendly energy sources, processes, products and services which promote the causes of climate change. While developed nations in the forefront of crafting the protocols delay …
Published in NOLEGEIN Journal of Business Risk Management · Vol. 3, Issue 2, 2020 · pp. 14–25 Read article