Net Zero Corporate Standard: Ground rules for science-based net zero targets unveiled

Cecilia Keating
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Science-Based Targets Initiative unveils hotly-anticipated net zero standard
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Science-Based Targets Initiative unveils hotly-anticipated net zero standard

Firms must reduce emissions by at least 90 per cent to claim their net zero target that aligns with Paris Agreement, under rules drawn up by Science-Based Targets initiative

The Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi) has set out its ground rules for corporate net zero targets that align with climate science, confirming firms must reduce their emissions by at least 90 per...

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