ClimateCare expands carbon offset reach with new Indian office

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UK-based offset specialist seeks to expand Indian operations in response to demand from international and local businesses

British carbon offsetting firm ClimateCare has opened a new office in India, in response to what it says is a rising demand from businesses keen to invest in sustainable development projects across the...

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