It's natural for Tesco to boss climate change debate
By: Ben Cooper | 21 October 2009
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A speech by Sir Terry Leahy last week to the Sustainable Consumption Institute conference underlines Tesco's determination to be a prominent actor in the climate change debate. Ben Cooper suggests it is natural for a company built on such an aggressive business model to seek to lead from the front and set the agenda, thereby taking the initiative away from its detractors.
A speech by Sir Terry Leahy last week to the Sustainable Consumption Institute conference underlines Tesco's determination to be a prominent actor in the climate change debate. Ben Cooper suggests it is natural for a company built on such an aggressive business model to seek to lead from the front and set the agenda, thereby taking the initiative away from its detractors.
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