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As the public becomes more aware of climate change concerns and risks, companies are paying closer attention to how well "sustainability" is reflected in their overall business priorities and goals
In April 2010, CERES issued a report entitled "Climate Change Risk Perception and Management: A Survey of Risk Managers," which explores the extent to which risk managers are concerned about the impact of both climate change itself and climate change regulation, and market perception regarding how well the insurance industry is addressing those risks
In June 2010, Ceres issued its fifth annual report analyzing how U.S. mutual fund companies are using proxy voting to address climate change risks in their portfolios, entitled "Mutual Funds and Climate Change: Growing Support for Shareholder Resolutions."
