Mahindra Group steps up Science-Based Targets push
Giant Indian conglomerate confirms that 11 more of its companies will work to cut greenhouse gas emissions in line with the Paris Agreement
One of India's largest businesses has reinforced its commitment to deep decarbonisation, confirming that 11 of its subsidiaries will set science-based emissions targets. Mahindra Group used the latest...
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