Corporates are driving major emissions cuts in supply chains, study finds
A tougher stance on pollution from major corporates delivered a 434 million tonne cut in supply chain emissions last year, but more work needed warns CDP
Big corporate buyers are driving a sea change in climate action throughout the world's industrial supply chain, according to a new report released today by CDP. Last year suppliers worldwide cut emissions...
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