The industry's first-ever firm-by-firm comparison on purchased electricity and carbon emissions has been produced following an in-depth analysis by Law.com International.
May 20, 2021 at 10:41 AM
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‘Burning the midnight oil’ may be commonplace in law, but in modern-day parlance that means using up electricity, and an in-depth analysis has shown law firms use up plenty of it.
Law.com International has analysed the carbon and energy reports of the U.K.’s top 50 law firms and compared emissions from their office electricity use.
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