Top businesses celebrate as record number of countries prepare to sign Paris Agreement

Madeleine Cuff
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More than 100 leading companies issue statement of support for the treaty, which the UN labels a 'critical next step' towards a sustainable future

More than 100 leading businesses - including Kellogg's, General Mills, Salesforce, IKEA, HP and Starbucks - have issued a statement backing the Paris Agreement ahead of tomorrow's signing ceremony in New...

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