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2021 Sustainability Report highlights efforts supporting decarbonization and circularity and outlines progress toward 2030 goals. We’ve made ambitious, industry-leading commitments across our business to reduce emissions and decarbonize our operations. Positively impacted nearly 6 million people through charitable giving since 2018.
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