Aviva commits to £2.5bn low-carbon investment push

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Insurance giant to invest £500m every year until 2020 in low-carbon infrastructure

Insurance giant Aviva has announced new targets to invest £500m a year for the next five years in low-carbon infrastructure, in a move that will prevent 100,000 tons of carbon dioxide emissions each year....

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