Morrisons to bring forward its net zero goal to 2035

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As part of Morrisons's plans to reach net zero by 2035, the supermarket is installing 230,000 solar panels on top of its stores and sites | Credit:Morrisons
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As part of Morrisons's plans to reach net zero by 2035, the supermarket is installing 230,000 solar panels on top of its stores and sites | Credit:Morrisons

The supermarket aims to reach net zero across its own operations five years ahead of original target

Morrisons has become the latest major company to fast track its net zero commitment, pledging to achieve net zero emissions across its own operations by 2035, five years ahead of its initial commitment....

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