US carbon reporting investigation secures another victory

James S Murray
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Coal-reliant energy giant Dynegy agrees to report climate change related risks

The global fight to force carbon intensive firms to provide information to investors the climate change-related risks they face secured another victory last week, after US energy giant Dynegy announced...

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