Science-Based Targets Initiative

As the Science Based Targets initiative prepares to downgrade companies that have failed to comply with its updated methodology, the group faces fresh warnings SMEs and high growth clean tech firms could struggle to verify their net zero goals

Retailers John Lewis and Waitrose have set their sights on achieving net zero across their own operations by 2035 and across their supply chains by 2050

BusinessGreen rounds up the most widely read stories on the site this week

The SBTi is again facing tough questions about its funding model and methodologies – BusinessGreen delves into the debate

IPPR proposes new Office for Climate and Environmental Targets to publicly tackle companies that fail to publish credible transition plans

Global meal-kit giant unveils ambitious new emissions and food waste goals

Second edition of Corporate Climate Accountability Monitor does not rate a single company in its sample study as having 'high integrity' net zero plans

Plans to halve emissions by 2030 validated by Science Based Targets initiative

Science Based Targets initiative urged to clarify how and when companies can used permanent CO2 removal credits to help reach net zero goals

Companies in food, agriculture, and land-use sectors must commit to ending deforestation by 2025 and avoid using nature-based carbon removals as substitute for emissions reduction, according to framework