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18 May 2015

Author:
Roger Harrabin, BBC

Unilever boss urges world leaders to reduce carbon output

Chief executive Paul Polman said governments must set clear CO2 targets to force low-carbon innovation.  Speaking ahead of a business climate summit in Paris this week, he urged fellow chief executives to help create a “political licence” for politicians to promote clean energy..."The reality is, if we don’t tackle climate change we won’t achieve economic growth.”...[Also refers to Koch Brothers, Shelll, Virgin]

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