'Worrying': Carney and Brookfield row throws spotlight on 'net zero' confusion
COP26 finance advisor is under fire for claiming his investment firm Brookfield is 'net zero' despite its billions of investments in fossil fuels
Mark Carney - former Bank of England Governor and a leading voice in the drive for a greener financial system - has today come under fire for claiming the investment firm he sits on the board of is 'net...
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