Investors worth $30tr urge steel industry to 'safeguard future in face of climate change'

Michael Holder
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More than 250 institutional investors representing over $30tr in assets urge steel sector to set out decarbonisation strategies to guard against climate-related risks

The global steel sector has been urged to "safeguard its future in the face of climate change" in a rallying cry today from an influential group of more than 250 major institutional investors representing...

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