Bank of America signs up to Carbon Principles

James S Murray
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US banking giant joins JP Morgan Chase, Citi and Morgan Stanley in support of guidelines requiring them to consider climate risks when taking investment decisions

Carbon intensive energy projects in the US could find it a degree harder to secure funding after Bank of America announced yesterday that it is to join JP Morgan Chase, Citigroup and Morgan Stanley in...

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