Ralph Lauren ditches 2040 net zero target in favour of 'rolling' five-year CO2 goals

Michael Holder
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US fashion brand unveils plan to 'evolve its approach to climate' by targeting near-term emission goals every five years

Ralph Lauren has ditched its long-term net zero by 2040 goal in favour of "rolling" emissions reduction milestones every five years, as the US fashion brand last week set out plans to "evolve its approach...

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