Bank of America pledges to go 'carbon neutral' by 2020
US financial giant promises to cut emissions by 50 per cent and source 100 per cent renewable electricity by the end of the decade
Bank of America, the second-largest bank in the US, has promised to become 'carbon neutral' by 2020 as part of a new suite of environmental goals launched on the first day of the annual Climate Week NYC...
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