Race to Zero: Third of UK's biggest companies now committed to net zero targets
AstraZeneca, BT Group, Sainsbury’s, and Unilever are among the British corporate giants who have signed up to the UN's flagship Race to Zero campaign
Almost a third of the UK's biggest businesses have now pledged to eliminate their contribution to climate change, with 30 top FTSE 100 companies having signed up to a flagship United Nations' campaign...
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