CDP report suggests corporate climate action has reached a tipping point
A new report by CDP says that corporate commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions has reached its tipping point. Analysis from 2,000 globally-listed companies shows increased action on climate change, with 44% of companies setting climate action targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Voluntary information on carbon emissions have been disclosed by companies such as Apple, Google, Samsung and Nestle, however, Facebook has been criticised for its lack of transparency over climate change. Paul Dickinson, CPD Cofounder, explained that "the influence of the corporation is mighty. The momentum of business action on climate change suggests we have reached a tipping point, where companies are poised to achieve their full potential."





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