ADADTrump is making his second visit to the World Economic Forum, which for its 50th anniversary this year is focusing on climate change and sustainability. ADAlthough climate change and environmental stewardship lead the agenda here, a survey of chief executives released Monday shows that they do not count climate change as among the top 10 threats to business growth. The financial services group PwC said climate change and environmental issues are ranked as the 11th-biggest threat to their companies’ growth prospects, the Associated Press reported. He received louder applause when he announced that the United States will join an initiative begun here to add 1 trillion trees worldwide. More than 100 billionaires are on the official attendee list for the World Economic Forum, and Trump plans to meet with the heads of several multinational companies during his brief stay in Davos.

Source: Washington Post January 21, 2020 11:58 UTC