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Philip Morris International Inc. PMI NYSE PM announced today that the Science Based Targets initiative SBTi has verified its Forest Land and Agriculture FLAG emissions reductions targets.

Rishi Sunak has revealed plans for a policy change that could potentially delay significant government pledges towards achieving net-zero emissions, a move that has sparked strong criticism from both

The Prime Minister has said he wants to be honest about the "costs and trade-offs" of tackling climate change. In a statement yesterday Rishi Sunak said he was proud that "Britain is leading the

As prime mover of the Global Biofuel Alliance, India hopes to become a major supplier of sustainable aviation fuel. Whether bio-blends can clean up the sector, though, is unclear

The transformative changes welcomed by world leaders should benefit all vulnerable developing countries in all regions

Fujitsu today announced that it accelerated its plans to achieve carbon neutrality in its business by twenty years, setting fiscal 2030 as the new goal to reduce its carbon emissions to zero. Fujitsu's roadmap toward carbon neutrality Fujitsu further ...

Fujitsu accelerates plans to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions across its supply chain, setting fiscal 2040 as new target

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Indian Oil Corp, the nations largest refiner and fossil fuel retailer, plans to spend $30 billion to achieve its net-zero operational emissions target by 2046. The company also aims to invest over Rs 1 lakh crore to expand its refining capacity by a third.

To net zero, which is committed to the broader environmental agenda, and let mejust make one point, stephen — in every single survey that has ever been conducted, and ive commissioned a few myself, ive read many, every single one demonstrates beyond any doubt that the majority of voters, from whichever party they belong to, support greater action on biodiversity, nature on the environment. youre not reading the tea leaves. the conservative home website just did a series of polls just in the la...