WSP to halve carbon footprint of engineering designs and advice by 2030

Cecilia Keating
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Pledge hailed as first for consultancy sector will see firm invest in skills, R&D and innovation to drive greener designs and advisory services, it said

Engineering consultancy WSP has pledged to halve the carbon footprint of all the designs and advice it provides to clients by 2030, in a move praised as setting a new bar for the advisory sector. The...

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