Chemical concerns
Reducing the chemical industry’s carbon emissions will be crucial if we are to reach net zero, says Roger Wareing. How can it be done?
Responsible for around 4% of global GDP and linked to more than 96% of all manufactured goods, the chemical industry underpins our economy and yet remains largely out of view. It faces a perfect stormContinue reading this with an IEMA membership
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