Changing the rules of the game requires a new approach

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Trewin Restorick | Credit: Hubbub
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Trewin Restorick | Credit: Hubbub

Sizzle's Trewin Restorick questions whether it is time for progressive companies to criticise government on climate issues more loudly

How loudly should companies shout about the systemic changes required which would enable them to shift to net zero more rapidly? A constant refrain I hear from companies is that they could move much quicker...

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