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Royal Mail’s head of environment and climate change shares why a natural tendency to be disruptive, impatient and challenging can be a sustainability superpower
Zebrina Hanly is head of environment and climate change at Royal Mail, which is aiming to deliver a 50 per cent cut in direct emissions by 2030 and net zero by 2040. Prior to joining the company in...
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