NatWest warns UK net zero policy gaps are putting climate targets at risk

Michael Holder
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Credit: NatWest Group

Bank becomes one of first in UK to publish Climate Transition Plan setting out its strategy for achieving net zero emissions and tackling climate risks

NatWest has warned that continuing policy gaps and uncertainties in the government's Net Zero Strategy risk putting its climate targets, as well as the UK's national emissions goals, at risk. The banking...

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