WWF welcomes Unilever’s new commitment

Tuesday 01 Dec 2015 @ 12:40
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David Nussbaum, Chief Executive of WWF-UK, reacted to Unilever’s new commitment to become carbon positive by 2030.

“This is welcome news from one of the world’s biggest companies. On the eve of the UN Climate Summit in Paris it shows strong leadership from a company that can clearly see the link between sustainability and business growth.”

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