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Climate reporting standards insufficient, must be expanded, say experts.
Peer-reviewed research published in Carbon Management .
Authors discuss actions that companies can take to accelerate the global transition to net zero across three spheres of influence.
They propose an additional reporting track to capture their impact in these areas.
This track would demonstrate a company's wider contribution to global net zero .
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