This new report, prepared by Chris Deri’s CSR practice group at Edelman, examines the implications of climate change regulation for business and the role of communications in shaping business success amid an uncertain and ever-changing landscape. The report is available at http://www.edelman.com/expertise/practices/csr/ and can be downloaded directly at: http://www.edelman.com/expertise/practices/csr/documents/Edelman_Bali_Report_031108.pdf

Using the international climate change conference that took place in Bali in December 2007 as a starting point, the report seeks to provide a succinct account of leading international efforts to address climate change, while providing a forward looking perspective on the challenges and opportunities that increased regulatory efforts will pose for a range of companies and industries.

Specifically, from a communications and public affairs perspective, we also try to address:

§ What impact will increased climate change regulation have on U.S. policy?

§ How is the climate change communications landscape changing?

§ What is the new role of business in shaping climate change regulation?

§ How will business need to craft its position on climate change?

§ What are the implications of the Bali Conference for U.S. business?

§ How can multinationals prepare to seize public relations advantages?

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