Defra drops plans to review mandatory carbon reporting

Jessica Shankleman
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Latest Red Tape Challenge makes no mention of plans to review recently introduced corporate reporting rules

The government has dropped plans to review its mandatory carbon reporting rules, after the industry raised concerns that the new policy could be dumped so soon after being launched. In February, the...

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