Church of England Pensions Board challenges firms on climate lobbying
More than 50 companies have been urged to overhaul corporate lobbying habits that have been blamed for stymieing climate progress
The Church of England Pensions Board and Swedish Pension Fund AP7 are today leading an investor charge against companies using their corporate muscle to lobby against more ambitious climate action...
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