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Climate-aligned clauses you can use in commercial contracts and legal documents

Standard definitions to help you draft climate-aligned contracts

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Buro Happold

Leading engineering and consulting firm Buro Happold uses standard terms and conditions to facilitate decarbonisation in the built environment sector
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Telstra

Australia's leading telecommunications and technology company uses climate clauses to drive greenhouse gas emissions down
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