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👀 The Net Zero Standards face off: ISO vs SBTi
😬 For years, the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) has been the gold standard for corporate climate targets. But SBTi has struggled: governance issues, inconsistent guidance, and growing pushback from companies frustrated by its rigidity and lack of clarity. ⭐ Into that gap now steps the ISO Net Zero standard, developed with input from over 170 countries and promising global legitimacy and harmonisation. It will officially launch with a big splash at COP30. 🏢 And, let
Nov 3
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📊 [Poll] Science Based Targets initiative's Corporate Net Zero Standard 2.0: Which of the three options to address corporate residual emissions should be adopted? 📊
😍 It's out - finally. My feed has been blowing up with great analyses (see comments). What is your take? Which of the three suggested...
Mar 18
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