T&E: Global consultancies' travel emissions down nearly half on pre-Covid levels

Stuart Stone
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Transport & Environment analysis reveals steep decline in travel emissions for corporate consultancies, but warns some firms are pushing use of flights back up towards 2019 levels

An analysis of business travel emissions from 15 global consulting firms undertaken by Transport & Environment (T&E) has revealed they last year slashed emissions by an average of 46 per cent compared...

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