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More Canadian businesses developing climate strategies, using AI to plan: BMO survey - BNN Bloomberg
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More Canadian businesses are developing climate strategies and using artificial intelligence (AI) to plan for the impacts of climate change, according to a new survey by BMO Financial Group.
The survey, which polled 182 senior executives from large companies across Canada, found that 94% of respondents said their organization had developed or planned to develop a climate strategy. Of those, 60% said they were using AI and data analytics in their climate strategies.
"Climate change is one of the biggest business issues facing our clients," said Don Drummond, chief economist at BMO Financial G…
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