Entrepreneurs Believe Climate Change a Problem that Can Hurt Small Businesses, Disrupt Economy

A polling report finds that entrepreneurs believe climate change and extreme weather are urgent problems that can disrupt the economy and harm small businesses.

Date: 2013

Author:

Authors: Small Business Majority

Strategic Approach: Other

Type: General Resource

Author: Small Business Majority

Organization:

Strategic Approach: Other

Type: General Resource

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