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'The right thing to do': IKEA Group secures approval for 80 per cent science-based emissions target

James Murray
James Murray
clock 14 June 2018 •
'The right thing to do': IKEA Group secures approval for 80 per cent science-based emissions target

Retail giant formally pledges to cut emissions from IKEA Group stores and other operations by 80 per cent by 2030, against 2016 levels

IKEA Group has become the latest multinational to officially join the Science-Based Targets initiative, after its plan to slash greenhouse emissions gas emissions 80 per cent by 2030 against 2016 levels...

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