Siemens pledges to halve emissions and go 'climate neutral'
German engineering giant becomes latest multinational to promise big emissions reductions within five years
Engineering giant Siemens has this week pledged to go "climate neutral" by 2030, in a bid to become the first major industrial company to fully offset its climate impact and deliver a "net zero carbon...
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