Energy & Climate Intelligence Unit | Taking stock: A global…

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Last updated: 25 Oct. 2021 In our latest report Taking Stock: A global assessment of net zero targets we present what is, we believe, the first quantitative analysis of net zero commitments across countries, sub-national governments and major companies. Teaming up with Oxford Net Zero, we surveyed more than 4,000 significant entities: all nations; all states and regions in the 25 highest-emitting countries; all cities with a population above 500,000; and all companies in the Forbes Global 2000 list. Together, jurisdictions with net zero targets now represent at least: We find that…

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