Study: Top UK firms aiming to ramp up net zero spending by over a third next year

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Fresh research shows world's largest companies plan to boost year-on-year spending to cut their CO2 by over a fifth on average

The world's largest companies are planning to boost their year-on-year spending on decarbonisation initiatives by more than a fifth on average, as they step up efforts to prepare for the growing commercial...

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