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Less than 200 corporates responsible for majority of global industrial emissions

Less than 200 corporates responsible for majority of global industrial emissions

New research has found that less than 200 global companies and their associated suppliers account for the majority of industrial greenhouse gas emissions, with many firms insufficiently supporting climate action to address their impact.

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