'Carbon insetting': New guide launched to help businesses tackle supply chain emissions

Cecilia Keating
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'Carbon insetting': New guide launched to help businesses tackle supply chain emissions

EXCLUSIVE: International Platform for Insetting launches new guide to help corporates work with suppliers to curb their emissions

The International Platform for Insetting (IPI) has today launched a new best practice guide to help businesses develop carbon 'insetting' practices, whereby they provide support and funding to cut emissions...

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