BCG confirms new targets to accelerate progress towards net zero

James Murray
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BCG has enhanced its climate targets
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BCG has enhanced its climate targets

Consultancy giant becomes latest major company to strengthen emissions goals ahead of COP26 Climate Summit

One year on from the announcement of its net zero target, global consultancy giant Boston Consulting Group (BCG) has today confirmed that it has strengthened its interim emissions goals for 2025, pledging...

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