KPMG: 95 per cent of world's biggest 250 firms already publishing carbon targets

Stuart Stone
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Vast majority of world's largest companies have incorporated at least some elements of sustainability reporting into 'business as usual', KPMG survey finds

More than half the world's 250 biggest companies now have a sustainability leader in place, while 95 per cent have begun publishing carbon targets, KPMG's latest Survey of Sustainability Reporting has...

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