Adidas, H&M among first to ‘Step Up for Nature’

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Science Based Targets Network names first 24 companies to join new initiative to publicly disclose their efforts toward setting nature targets

NEW YORK - Fashion giants Adidas and H&M have been named among the first 24 companies to sign up for the Science Based Targets Network's (SBTN) Step Up for Nature initiative in which firms publicly disclose their journey toward setting science-based targets for nature.

Sri Lankan textile mill Hayleys Fabrics and retailer John Lewis are also among the 24 companies which are drawn from a broader group of more than 150 companies preparing to set science-based targets through SBTN.

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