Carbon Trust inks deal with IFC to beef-up livestock emissions programme

Michael Holder
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Agreement between Carbon Trust and World Bank Group member to initially focus on cutting emissions and costs in Brazil's growing beef sector

Green consultancy the Carbon Trust has signed an agreement with World Bank Group member the IFC aimed at promoting better productivity and reduced greenhouse gases in the livestock supply chain, the two...

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