The Independent promises 'more climate-focused news' as it targets net zero by 2030

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Digital news title promises to reflect climate crisis 'across our coverage - from politics to fashion', as Oxford University launches new Climate Journalism Network

Digital news brand The Independent has today announced a net zero emissions target for 2030, as it marked its 35th birthday this month with fresh commitments to deliver "more climate-focused news, views...

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