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Unilever, L'Oréal, Danone Deemed Most Ready for Climate Change

The Carbon Disclosure Project ranked the 16 largest consumer companies on measures including exposure to emissions, use of water and climate governance. Kraft Heinz and Estée Lauder ranked near the bottom.
Factory producing pollution.
Factory producing pollution. (Shutterstock)
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