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寶潔中國：到2040年實現運營和供應鏈淨零排放

作者：admin 发布时间：2021-11-07

日前，寶潔中國在第四屆中國國際進口博覽會現場發布了“淨零2040”可持續發展目標，宣布到2040年實現其運營和供應鏈（從原材料到零售環節）溫室氣體淨零排放。以及2030年的階段性目標，力爭在十年內取得實質性進展。

此前，宝洁董事长、总裁兼首席执行官戴怀德称，气候危机影响着世界上每个家庭，每个地区。全球大多数消费者期望购买的品牌能帮助自己养成环保的生活习惯。最新科学研究表明，我们必须采取果断的行动，以避免气候变化带来的严重影响。我们正在全力以赴，利用宝洁公司的创新性和独创性，寻找应对气候变化的全新解决方案。未来的任务异常艰巨和紧迫，仅凭一家公司或一个国家的力量是不足以应对的。宝洁正在努力减少碳足迹，借助公司规模和影响力促进价值链层面的空前合作，积极应对这些挑战。

据悉，宝洁制定的科学净零排放计划将优先大幅减少公司整体运营及供应链（从原材料采购到零售环节）的碳排放量。对于这些类别中無法消除的残余排放，宝洁将使用与碳去除和储存相关的基于自然或技术的解决方案。

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