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SHARE Fifty-two new companies joined the Climate Pledge initiative co-founded by US e-commerce giant Amazon and London-based Global Optimism to encourage organisations to achieve net-zero annual carbon emissions by 2040, a decade ahead of the Paris Agreement’s 2050 goals. The Climate Pledge was initiated in October 2019 and the latest companies to join increases the number of signatories to 105, which represent 25 industries across 16 countries. “We are proud to stand with other signatories to use our scale to decarbonise the economy through real business change and innovation,” Jeff Be...

UST joinsThe Climate Pledge April 22, 2021 To invest in efforts to crack climate crisis Leading digital transformation solutions company UST has joined The Climate Pledge, a cross-sector business community effort to crack the climate crisis and solve the challenges of decarbonising the economy. Co-founded by Amazon and Global Optimism, the commitment calls on new signatories to be net-zero carbon across their businesses by 2040, decade ahead of the Paris Accord’s goal of 2050.  Environmental stewardship Krishna Sudheendra, Chief Executive Officer, UST, said that the company is thrilled ...

A group of businesses including Amazon, Unilever, and Nestlé has joined the UK, US and Norwegian governments in setting up a new public-private initiative committing $1bn to combat the climate crisis through the conservation and preserv...

Click the thumbs up > More than 100 large organisations have now signed The Climate Pledge, an Amazon-led initiative that encourages companies to become net-zero by 2040. The 105 pledge signatories together generate £1 trillion in global annual revenues and have more than five million employees across 25 industries in 16 countries Among the 52 new signatories joining The Climate Pledge today are well-known brands including Alaska Airlines, Colgate-Palmolive, Heineken, PepsiCo, Telefónica, and Visa. More than 20 of the businesses are based in the UK. John Boumphrey, UK countr...

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