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European Green Deal

Making the EU climate neutral is the defining challenge over the next decades. The aim of the European Green Deal is to transform the EU into a modern society with a resource-efficient, sustainable and competitive economy where there are no net emissions of greenhouse gases in 2050 and where economic growth is decoupled from resource use.

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ESG, Sustainability, and Climate UK2030: defining a path to global business competitiveness

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Prof. Dr. Thomas Dünchheim

Prof. Dr. Thomas Dünchheim

Partner
Dusseldorf

Dr. Sebastian Gräler

Dr. Sebastian Gräler

Partner
Dusseldorf




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