CO2 risk

Quelle: https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/07/why-supply-chains-need-to-take-climate-change-seriously/

A CO2 risk in logistics, supply chain, or transport is the potential threat arising from CO2 emissions or related regulatory, financial, and operational effects. It includes costs from carbon pricing or taxes, compliance obligations, reputational risk, and potential disruptions or changes in operations due to climate policies and market discipline.

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