The UN takes on corporate greenwashing
The United Nations says it’s time to draw a red red on climate change commitments. But what does it mean for those who believe they could be able to cope with the impact of the global warming? The BBC's Jonathan Marcus reports.
Source: economist.comPublished on 2022-11-10
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