A report out this week from the Corporate Climate Responsibility Monitor assesses the climate strategies of 25 major global companies – and for the most part finds them wanting, with not one single company achieving the top score, which is calls High Integrity. And only one of those companies, shipping specialist Maersk, achieved the next level up of aware of “Reasonable Integrity,” due to its proactive efforts in the transport sector to decarbonize shipping emissions, mostly from bunker fuel, which accounts for 63% of its total emissions. While the company does not yet provide a clear trajectory to decarbonize, the report puts this down to the low availability of alternative fuels so far. It has set emission reductions from terminals…