Fakers
Do you know how to tell a real sustainable company from a fake one? It’s very simple. If a company has not publicly committed to science-based targets (SBTs) on carbon reduction, it is faking it. These fakers can no longer claim that they are committed to sustainability, let alone sustainable. When the scientific evidence of our climate emergency is so clear, unanimous and devastating, there is no more room for excuses. Either a company accepts the science and acts boldly to prevent climate catastrophe, or it ignores the science while pretending to care. Can you spot the fakers?
— Wayne Visser
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