JLL promises Science-Based Target by 2020

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JLL promises Science-Based Target by 2020

Property giant promises to set emissions targets in line with the Paris Agreement goals

Global property management giant JLL has this week announced plans to set a Science-Based Target (SBT) by 2020, which will see it cut its greenhouse gas emissions in line with internationally agreed goals....

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