BERLIN – The integrity of the renewable electricity commitments of fashion giants H&M, Zara owner Inditex, Nike, Gap and Lululemon has been found wanting by a new report from the New Climate Institute.
The non-profit assessed brands’ renewable electricity targets, along with those of five top tech companies, for a special edition of its Corporate Climate Responsibility Monitor.
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