New wave of Global Ambassadors join Race to Zero and Race to Resilience

James Murray
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Paul Polman, Emma Howard-Boyd, and Michael Bloomberg among the latest recruits to the global UN-backed campaign

The UN-backed Race to Zero and Race to Resilience campaigns have announced that nine new Global Ambassadors have been appointed to help promote the effort to secure ambitious climate pledges from corporates...

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