Fashion Pact: 32 major fashion brands pledge to set science-based CO2 targets
Coalition including Adidas, Burberry, and Gap agree to set net zero emissions goals, cut plastic pollution and source 100 per cent renewable energy
A group of 32 global fashion brands has pledged to set science-based greenhouse gas reduction targets based on limiting global temperature rise to 1.5C, as part of a new corporate pact aimed at slashing...
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