Climate clauses: New contract templates to help businesses deliver on climate goals

James Murray
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The Chancery Lane Project publishes new draft clauses that can be applied to support businesses’ decarbonisation plans

The Chancery Lane Project has this week announced an update to its library of clauses to contracts that aim to help businesses embed their climate strategies in the contracts they sign with partners, suppliers,...

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