Investors Worth Trillions Ask Companies to Disclose Climate Risk
By | Published: January 31, 2007
Environment News Service: A group of institutional investors with assets of US$41 trillion under management said today it is asking 2,400 of the world’s largest companies for disclosure of information about the risks and opportunities they face due to climate change. This is the fifth such request by the investors participating in the Carbon Disclosure Project, CDP. The 284 investors say that by these requests for information they are "cementing CDP as the global standardized mechanism by which …
Investors Worth Trillions Ask Companies to Disclose Climate Risk
Environment News Service: A group of institutional investors with assets of US$41 trillion under management said today it is asking 2,400 of the world’s largest companies for disclosure of information about the risks and opportunities they face due to climate change. This is the fifth such request by the investors participating in the Carbon Disclosure Project, CDP. The 284 investors say that by these requests for information they are "cementing CDP as the global standardized mechanism by which …
Original post by GlenBarry@EcologicalInternet.org (Dr. Glen Barry)