Instos continue to fund fossil fuel expansionBY ROSE MARY PETRASS | MONDAY, 15 JUL 2024 3:20PMAs of May 2024, over 7,500 institutional investors hold US$4.3 trillion worth of bonds and shares in coal, oil, and gas companies, despite many committing to wind down financed emissions. Read more: Urgewald, BlackRock, Capital Group, Climate Safe Pensions, Fair Finance International, Greenpeace, Profundo, Rainforest Action Network, State Street, Vanguard Related News |
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