Building giants back 2050 net zero goal for buildings

Madeleine Cuff
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Integral Group, Lendlease and ROCKWOOL add support to industry campaign to ensure every building - new and existing - boasts net zero carbon emissions by 2050

Three major global businesses - the engineering firm Integral Group, property giant Lendlease and product manufacturer ROCKWOOL - were yesterday announced as sponsors for a green industry campaign to help...

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