Many of the world's biggest corporate emitters are failing to build on their ambitious climate targets by providing sufficiently robust plans for how they will practically slash emissions across their operations and supply chains. That is the headline conclusion of the latest annual progress report from Climate Action 100+, the global investor group which aims to use the leverage of its members to drive climate action at the world's most emissions-intensive listed firms. In a benchmarking exercise of 159 of so-called 'focus companies' that Climate Action 100+ engages with to try and e...
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