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Global report on greenwashing hints at turning tide

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Jean Hurley

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A decrease in greenwashing cases for the first time in six years, but severity of incidents is on the rise says RepRisk annual report.

For the third consecutive year, RepRisk has published its report on greenwashing, highlighting trends in the number of companies linked to misleading the public about their environmental impact.

While the 2024 data shows an overall decrease in greenwashing cases for the first time in six years, high-risk cases of greenwashing

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