Natwest relaunches carbon calculator to cater for work from home reality

Cecilia Keating
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NatWest has tweaked a tool that provides guidance to staff on how to shrink their carbon footprint, as government faces warning it may have to change carbon reporting guidelines to account for huge increase in home-working

Natwest has updated a carbon calculator that helps staff cut their carbon footprint to reflect the coronavirus shutdown's impact on working patterns, with advice on commuting swapped for tips on managing...

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