CBA questioned over carbon emissions calculations

The Commonwealth Bank of Australia has reported that it has achieved and exceeded its target to reduce carbon emissions by the end of the 2012/2013 financial year, but it included in its calculations of its reductions a re-allocation of 3,500 tonnes of carbon emissions to tenants, a move that one financial expert questioned.

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