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Transform to Net-Zero

Créer par:  Ella Buckingham

Dernière mise à jour:  23 juil. 2024

Summary/Description:

The Transform to Net Zero document provides a "transformation guide" of a model climate action transition plan for large-scale businesses. The document gives multiple examples of case studies, from global organisations/companies such as Microsoft.

Type: Guidance
Published/led by: Transform to Net Zero
Publication date: 05 sept. 2022
Audience: Large, national organisations
Original content owned by: Transform to Net Zero
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TONZ-Climate-Transition-Action-Plans-Transformation-Guide-Sept-2022-Pages.pdf

Étiquettes: guidance net-zero large organisations
Topic: Physical Resilience

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