European Investment Bank halts lending to dirtiest coal power plants
EIB board of directors agrees to new emissions performance standard, but green groups warn it does not go far enough in tackling pollution
Green groups have cautiously welcomed a decision by the world's largest public financial institution to phase out funding for certain coal power plants, after its directors agreed to stop lending to projects...
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