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Air New Zealand won’t be the last company to miss its climate goals – here’s why

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Air New Zealand’s recent decision to abandon its short-term climate target raises the question of how many other businesses might follow.

The airline withdrew from the Science Based Target initiative (SBTi), the leading global body for the private sector to set and validate climate targets.

SBTi currently lists 24 New Zealand...

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