Accenture slashes emissions by more than a third

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Consultancy giant's latest corporate citizenship report confirms emissions per employee have fallen 36 per cent since 2007

Global consultancy giant Accenture has revealed that it has slashed its carbon emissions per employee by 36 per cent against its 2007 baseline, primarily through increased use of video conferencing and...

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