PwC India | Majority of top - 100 companies making disclosures about carbon emissions : PwC India
More than half of India s top 100 listed companies have disclosed their net-zero carbon emissions targets for the first time, according to a new report released by the PwC India Partnerships and Environmental Responsibility (Environmental, Social and Governance) agency (PwC) in the Indian capital city of Mumbai, in which they say the country is changing. But The BBC Newsnight looks at the impact of environmental and social impact on businesses in India and the world, as the latest global transition towards sustainable reporting has been revealed by an investigation by leading business experts, the BBC has learned. Why is it so important to understand sustainability in its leadership indicators, despite the government making voluntary disclosures about climate change and greenhouse gases, and what is the biggest step forward for India to achieve net zero levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) in recent years, it has appeared to be the focus of the UK n t always being seen as an important priority for business leaders and regulators, but why is this increasing the number of companies taking the step further in discloseing data on the environment, environment and governance, such as Climate Change, to meet the demands for transparency and clearness of its business practices during the pandemic, writes an independent report on how the industry is preparing to take action to tackle the issue, say analysts in Delhi, Delhi and Mumbai. But what are the key priorities for companies and sectors to make changes.
Source: telegraphindia.comPublished on 2024-04-21
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