Greenwashing

Scrutiny Of Corporate Climate Pledges Is Key To Credible Action

A lack of transparency and integrity in corporate commitments to tackle climate change is being highlighted by a new report, according to the NewClimate Institute in New York and Northern Ireland, the BBC has learned from the latest findings.

Source: forbes.com
Published on 2022-02-09

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