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‘Last chance saloon’: ‘For many, the concept of net zero can feel intangible and unachievable,’ SRA managing director, Juliane Caillouette-Noble said. Two new initiatives supported by Coca-Cola European Partners (CCEP), Net Zero Now and the Sustainable Restaurant Association (SRA) have been launched across the UK on-trade. The Net Zero Pubs and Bars initiatives will dissect what “net zero” means for the UK on-trade, offer guidance on how operators can assess and reduce carbon their emissions and set a standard against which progress can be measured.  T...

Infrastructure consulting giant pledges deliver net zero operational emissions by end of 2021 in support of push to deliver science-based cuts to direct emissions by 2030

Climate Pledge surges past 100 member mark after enlisting dozens of top corporates Bumper batch of new members includes 20 British businesses and bring total membership of Amazon climate initiative to 105, update reveals The Climate Pledge has announced it now has more than 100 members, after a fresh wave of companies signed up to the corporate climate initiative this week as they announced enhanced climate ambitions to mark Earth Day. Colgate-Palmolive, Quorn Foods, Heineken, PepsiCo, Alaska Airlines, Sainsbury's, and Visa are among the 52 companies that have this week signed up to the sche...

Why the Sixth Carbon Budget is a BFD Content by subject If you already have an account please use the link below to sign in. If you have any problems with your access or would like to request an individual access account please contact our customer service team. Boris Johnson has been urged to ramp up net zero efforts ahead of COP26 | Credit: Chatham House The UK's world leading new carbon target for 2035 is worthy of celebration, but there are considerable caveats and growing fears about the government's 'magic decarbonisation tree' This week's confirmation the UK is to set a legal target to...

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