Investors launch co-ordinated effort to force corporate climate disclosure

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Investors want company to be more transparent about their environmental impact

Group of 88 investors reveal plan to engage major companies they think are not coming clean on climate risk

ExxonMobil, Amazon, and Volvo will be among the firms targeted by a group of investors this summer, who are keen to see more disclosure from companies about the risks their business faces from climate...

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