Toyota, Honda, Nissan top list of automakers facing climate-change risks

Toyota Takaoka production — Toyota's Takaoka factory, on the western coast of Japan. A study by Greenpeace found that automakers in the island nation face higher climate-change risks. (TOYOTA)

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Bloomberg

August 26, 2022 08:51 AM

Japan’s three biggest automakers are facing the greatest risk from climate change among global auto companies because much of their manufacturing remains concentrated in the island nation, according to a study by Greenpeace.

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