Environmental risks typically arise from inconsistencies between
A) strategy and the sustainability of the organization
B) the financial resources of the organization and its strengths
C) strategy and external opportunities and challenges
D) the financial resources of the organization and its technology assets

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Environmental risks are typically linked to the external context in which the organization operates, such as regulations, climate change, resource scarcity, and the impact of the organization's activities on the natural environment. Therefore, inconsistencies between the organization's strategy and the external environment, including opportunities and challenges, can create environmental risks. Options A, B, and D do not fully capture the nature of environmental risks.

Environmental Risks Typically Arise from Inconsistencies Between