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43 leading Irish companies agree to reduce carbon emissions before 2030

byCT Report
14/11/2018
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Ireland : Some of Ireland’s leading companies have agreed to significantly cut their carbon emissions between now and 2030.

43 businesses from the retail, manufacturing and transport sectors amongst others are involved.

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The agreement is to be announced at a Business in the Community Ireland (BITCI) summit in Dublin today.

It is the first time that Irish businesses have made a dedicated pledge to reduce carbon emissions according to the group.

Business in the Community Ireland CEO Tomás Sercovich said: “This is the first time that Irish businesses have made a dedicated pledge to reduce carbon emissions.

“According to the recent Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report, we have just 12 years to make a fundamental transformation to a low carbon economy so business has a vital role to play.”

He continued: “We work in partnership with business and industry to help them address climate change and play lead roles in their communities.

“The transition to a low carbon economy will also bring opportunities for business and will play a key role in ensuring Ireland’s future competitiveness.

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