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Global greenhouse gas emissions are a major cause of climate change and are damaging the environment. As temperatures rise, extreme weather events are increasing and economies are suffering billions in losses. Some countries and companies are taking steps to reduce their GHG output in order to mitigate the effects of climate change and appeal to environmentally conscious consumers. The document examines how corporate social responsibility ratings and public perception may influence companies' voluntary greenhouse gas emission reduction efforts.
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