CDP and GRI beef up efforts to streamline corporate climate reporting

James Murray
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GRI's Cristina Gil White and CDP's Sherry Madera at the COP29 Climate Summit in Baku / Credit: CDP
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GRI's Cristina Gil White and CDP's Sherry Madera at the COP29 Climate Summit in Baku / Credit: CDP

Reporting platforms 'deepen collaboration' to make it easier for companies to disclose comparable environmental data

Two of the world's leading climate disclosure platforms have today announced that are 'deepening their collaboration', in a bid to address concerns corporates are being asked to comply with too many overlapping...

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