risk
Physical climate risk to facilities and supply chains
Extreme weather (flooding, wildfires, hurricanes, heat stress), sea-level rise, and resource scarcity damage owned/leased facilities, disrupt supplier operations, and impair logistics beyond insurance coverage.
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Attributes
- category
- esg
- domain
- Business Continuity & Disaster Recovery
- Physical & Environmental Security
- Third-Party / Supply-Chain Risk
- taxonomy
- enterprise-risk
- coso-erm-risk
- inherent_rating
- high
Details
- risk_id
- esg-climate-physical
- category
- esg
- likelihood
- medium
- impact
- high
- inherent_rating
- high
- treatment
- transfer
- taxonomies
- enterprise-risk
- coso-erm-risk
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Connections
- UC-PHYS-03 — Protect facilities against fire, water, and environmental hazards mitigates Physical climate risk to facilities and supply chains
- strength
- related
- rationale
- Fire suppression and water-damage protection blunt the facility impact of climate-driven wildfire and flooding.
- UC-PHYS-04 — Site facilities and equipment to minimize hazards and exposure mitigates Physical climate risk to facilities and supply chains
- strength
- primary
- rationale
- Weighing environmental risk in siting and locating away from flood/wildfire exposure is the direct defense against climate hazards to facilities.
- UC-BCDR-01 — Maintain business continuity and disaster recovery plans mitigates Physical climate risk to facilities and supply chains
- strength
- related
- rationale
- the BIA-based continuity plan prepares alternate operations for climate-driven facility disruption
- UC-BCDR-04 — Provide redundant and alternate processing, storage, and telecom mitigates Physical climate risk to facilities and supply chains
- strength
- related
- rationale
- geographic separation of the alternate site preserves operations through a regional climate event