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In the report, MetLife also provides information on its commitment to achieve netzerogreenhousegas (GHG) emissions across the company’s global operations and general account investment portfolio by 2050 or sooner.[1] The netzero commitment applies to GHG emissions from MetLife, Inc.’s Media Contact.
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1] In recent years, the semiconductor manufacturing industry has become recognized as a major and growing contributor to GHG emissions,[2],[3] which is prompting companies in the industry to declare GHG emissions reduction targets and timelines for achieving netzero emissions.
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