US cities to release carbon reports

James S Murray
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Could the UK be next?

Fresh from announcing that up to 30 US cities have agreed to report on their greenhouse gas emissions, the Carbon Disclosure Project has revealed it is seeking to expand the initiative and is in talks...

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