Catch up with BusinessGreen's Twitter debate on the practical steps companies can take to eliminate deforestation from their supply chains
Making zero deforestation a reality Twitter debate - as it happened
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Study: Nearly two thirds of consumers refuse to skimp on sustainability despite cost-of-living pressures
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Centrica pens hydrogen-ready CHP deal with German tech firm
30 January 2023
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'Potential to accelerate': BP trims oil and gas demand outlook, as renewables investment soars
30 January 2023
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'Climate quitting': One-in-three young people have rejected a job over employers' weak ESG credentials
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Nature is being cordoned off from the people who would protect it most
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