Count Us In

Reducing carbon emissions with Ipsita Bhatia from Count Us In captured as part of the Zero Carbon Tour.

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by Ipsita Bhatia from Count Us In - Zero Carbon Tour interview

Through employee engagement, Count Us In, are challenging organisations to be more sustainable and take climate action. It recognises that people need to live more sustainable at home, to change as a planet, to reduce carbon emissions and become net zero.

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Start in a place that is right for you. This might be to take a series of small actions and planning ahead or could be one big action. Get started on your sustainability journey now.

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