TOP MANAGEMENT SUPPORT TO CLIMATE CHANGE
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.19094/contextus.v12i2.32176Keywords:
Climate Change, Organizational attitudes, Top Management Support, Brazil, USA.Abstract
The article theme is the Corporate Climate Change and aims to identify whether there is top management support to the companies’ attitudes related to the climate change, with a comparison between two groups of enterprises, “Brazil” and “S&P 500 MZ”, using the Carbon Disclosure Project database. It was used a methodology of a descriptive nature based on secondary data collection, which was done through literature review and the observation of the CDP’s questionnaires. It was observed that 62% of the Brazilian companies and 66% of the American corporations analyzed stated that they have an executive body with overall responsibility for dealing with climate change.
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