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By Gloria Dickie and Simon Jessop LONDON (Reuters) - Corporate plans to slash greenhouse gas emissions fall short of what is needed to combat climate ...

Countries, states and companies have made voluntary net-zero pledges, but tracking progress on them is a challenge. Can automation and other tech advances speed ...

Countries, states and companies have made voluntary net-zero pledges, but tracking progress on them is a challenge. Can automation and other tech advances speed ...

Legions of voluntary net-zero emissions pledges are now in place around the world to meet climate change goals – though ensuring companies and governments actually meet them is proving a much harder task.

Countries, states and companies have made voluntary net-zero pledges, but tracking progress on them is a challenge. Can automation and other tech advances speed efforts?

New automation and web-scraping techniques aim to help tracking groups gather the data they need in almost real-time.

Amazon, ExxonMobil, Chevron and Tesla have been named as some of the USs worst corporate climate laggards in a new report, which reveals poor progress across the board in terms of credible commitment and cutting emissions.

EXCLUSIVE: With businesses facing pressure from regulators, investors, consumers and their own staff to respond to the climate crisis, the We Mean Business Coalitions chief executive Maria Mendiluce has shared her thoughts on what true leadership...

In its current form, globalization has exacerbated inequalities. Globalization 2.0 must address the political ramifications and power imbalance of these cleavages, particularly in trade, data and technology, finance, tax, and climate change policies.

Many countries and companies have set targets for net zero emissions to curb global warming. Meeting them will require huge changes in how we live, work and play, ...