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Skico Joins Climate Change Case Against EPA

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By Richard Littlemore
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As reported here in the Aspen Times, โ€œthe Aspen Skiing Co. on Thursday joined a major U.S. Supreme Court case against the Environmental Protection Agency to recognize greenhouse gas emissions asย pollutants.โ€

It’s another reminder that a lot of corporate profits rest on climate stability. The naysayers keep prattling on about the cost of addressing global warming. And increasingly large corporate community is recognizing the high price of failing to do so.

By Richard Littlemore

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