Nokia dials up net zero commitment to include supply chain and end product use
Nokia CEO warns 'climate change is a race against time' as telecommunications, IT, and electronics giant unveils enhanced 2030 climate goal
Nokia has ramped up its climate ambition with a plan to halve emissions generated by its operations, supply chain, and products by 2030, a push it said will involve putting sustainability "at the heart"...
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