Study: Four-in-five corporate execs confident carbon targets will be met

Stuart Stone
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Corporates responding to Capgemini survey reveal 'marked improvements' in circularity, sustainable design, measurement, water stewardship, biodiversity, and green skills

Regulation and technology are continuing to play a crucial role in shaping corporate sustainability initiatives, despite geopolitical challenges leading to a slowdown in green investment. That is the...

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