'Oh Yes! Net Zero': Reckitt kicks-off campaign to help decarbonise Hull

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The Oh Yes! Net Zero initiative launched today at Reckitt's Science and Innovation Centre in Hull | Credits: Reckitt
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The Oh Yes! Net Zero initiative launched today at Reckitt's Science and Innovation Centre in Hull | Credits: Reckitt

Companies and public organisations are joining forces to accelerate climate action and reduce carbon emissions in the industrial region

Consumer goods company Reckitt today launched a major new initiative aimed at slashing carbon emissions across Hull and the Humber. Dubbed 'Oh Yes! Net Zero', the campaign includes new net zero commitments...

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