Climate resilience requires more than identifying and disclosing risk. It requires connecting climate information to decisions about facilities, infrastructure, water, supply chains, capital investment, and long-term strategy.
It’s this connection between climate insight and real-world decision-making that GSI explores in the latest Climate Change Business Journal Adaptation & Resilience issue from Environmental Business International, Inc.
In the article, “GSI Environmental Connects Sustainability Strategy With Applied Environmental Science and Engineering,” Principal Scientist Becky Twohey, PhD, discusses how climate consulting is evolving from a primarily disclosure-focused exercise into multidisciplinary business decision support.
The interview explores:
- How climate scenario analysis can inform siting, design, and capital allocation
• Why engineers, hydrologists, geologists, operators, and finance teams are essential to credible climate planning
• How enterprise risk management can help move organizations from analysis to implementation
• Why climate data fitness, governance, and transparency matter as much as data availability
• How companies can use uncertainty to preserve flexibility and strengthen long-term competitiveness
GSI’s Sustainability and Climate group combines strategic climate expertise with applied environmental science and engineering to help clients move from identifying risks to making practical, defensible decisions.
Read the feature: https://www.gsienv.com/gsi-environmental-connects-sustainability-strategy-with-applied-environmental-science-and-engineering/
CCBJ Volume XIX, Numbers 7-8-9: Third Quarter 2026, Adaptation & Resilience 2026
