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to help accelerate innovation to connect and secure the world, has released its 2021 CorporateSocialResponsibility (CSR) Report detailing the company's environmental sustainability, social impact and ethical governance initiatives worldwide. Keysight CorporateSocialResponsibility Web site.
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markets to establish a robust corporatesocialresponsibility due diligence strategy that would also be publicly disclosed. Sustainability Goals, as well as the greenhouse gas and global warming objectives of the European Green Deal and the ParisAgreement. Proposed Requirements. Importantly, the E.U.
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