Report warns that companies still fail to disclose their environmental information

O lifting the CDP (*) – non-profit charity that manages the global disclosure system for investors, companies, cities, states and regions to manage their environmental impacts – analyzed 3 categories of environmental information: climate changes, forests and water security.

Among the companies on List A of climate changes, 76% of them have an absolute or intensity emissions target with a proven scientific basis.

All companies on List A de forests has forest-related objectives linked to a commitment not to deforestation or conversion to production of commodities. Finally, in the list of companies best classified in terms of water security, 67% reported having goals to reduce pollution of water or efficient use of the resource.

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