London Marathon and RideLondon organiser to remove 280 tonnes of CO2 emitted by 2023 events

Stuart Stone
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London Marathon Events partners with CUR8 in latest high profile carbon removals deal

The organiser of the London Marathon and the RideLondon cycling festival has partnered with carbon removals firm CUR8 to remove the 280 tonnes of carbon dioxide generated from its events this year...

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