Earth day summit: 5 things to know about Biden s climate change goal for 2030 vox.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from vox.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
A group of businesses including Amazon, Unilever, and Nestlé has joined the UK, US and Norwegian governments in setting up a new public-private initiative committing $1bn to combat the climate crisis through the conservation and preserv.
Issues concerning global climate change will be discussed before the world by President Joe Biden and 40 world leaders he invited to the two-day virtual Leaders Summit on Climate that can be viewed
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Leveraging scale to decarbonise the economy: Amazon-backed Climate Pledge attracts more than 100 signatories The Climate Pledge, which was launched two years ago by e-commerce giant Amazon and Global Optimism, has now attracted 105 signatories, with PepsiCo, Quorn Foods, Sainsbury’s and Heineken among the latest cohort.
Amazon and Global revealed that 52 new signatories have added their names to the Climate Pledge. The Pledge aims to support collective action and leverage global scale to fight global warming. It now represents companies collectively generating more than $1.4 trillion in global annual sales, with more than 5 million employees across 25 industries in 16 countries. These firms have agreed to reach net zero by 2040, ten years ahead of the timeline required under the Paris Climate Change Agreement.