eBay slashes emissions goals with new SBTi approved climate targets

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eBay plans to go carbon neutral across its offices and data centres by the end of the year
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eBay plans to go carbon neutral across its offices and data centres by the end of the year

After joining the Science Based Targets initiative earlier in the year, eBay has set ambitious emissions reductions targets for a 2030 deadline

The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) has approved eBay's emissions reductions targets covering its own operations and full value chain, the leading e-commerce business announced late last week....

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