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A mere 2% of the assets of the largest 100 mutual funds in America voted in 2004 to support shareholder resolutions calling for more corporate disclosure on the financial impacts from global warming, according to a new study.
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The bank HSBC has announced that it will neutralize the climate change effects of its business through planting trees, purchasing carbon credits, and buy green electricity.
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Three popular Japanese musicians recently established a bank in Japan, known as the AP Bank Co., to provide low-interest financing for activities related to renewable energy, energy conservation and environmental protection.
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The guide identifies actions that pension plans, fund managers, and companies can take to address climate risk, and also recommends that investors support government action to reduce investor and business uncertainty on global warming.
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Action to manage climate change risks can help ensure that widespread insurance cover remains readily available, according to a report published last week by the Association of British Insurers.
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The Association of British Insurers says the value of claims may triple because of increased extreme weather.
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Mortgagegreen, a full-service mortgage company, has committed to invest 10% of its corporate gross profits into a select group of 12 social and environmental reform organizations.
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Many large U.S. banks are making progress toward tightening their lending standards for project financing to address potential environmental risks, according to an environmental group.
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How long does it take a company to restore a damaged reputation? Up to four years, according to a survey of U.S. business leaders, financial analysts and journalists by Burson-Marsteller, the public relations firm.