Lawnmower giant Husqvarna Group to trim emissions in line with Science Based Target initiative

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Swedish forest and garden products company gets approval from high profile initiative for 33 per cent emissions reduction goal

The Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTI) has this month approved another ambitious emissions reduction goal, rubberstamping plans from Sweden's Husqvarna Group to cut its emissions 33 per cent by 2035...

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