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Business and the Environment: What’s Trending?

March 17, 2014

Bloomberg BNA is a leading provider of news to businesses around the world. We spoke with its director of environmental news, Larry Pearl, to learn about the issues that are of most interest to his clients. He provides insight into how the business community views climate change and also about a regulatory issue that may be rising in prominence.

About Larry Pearl

Larry Pearl is Bloomberg BNA’s director of environmental news. Previously, he served as managing editor for the International Environment Reporter and the Energy & Climate Report.

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Larry Pearl

Director of Environmental News, Bloomberg BNA

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