Three quarters of European CEOs working to cut corporate emissions

James Murray
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Three quarters of European CEOs working to cut corporate emissions

Only 16 per cent of top European CEOs believe their business will be minimally exposed to climate impacts over the next five years

European CEOs are increasingly concerned about the climate risks facing their companies and are stepping up efforts to cut emissions across their operations and supply chains. That is the headline...

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