The Hartford promises $2.5 billion to promote carbon-free energy and will pull out of tar sands investments by end of year [Hartford Courant]
The insurance and financial services giant, detailing updated environmental policies on several fronts, also said that it did not expect to exit coal-investment holdings earlier than by the end of 2023, as previously announced.
It’s joining scores of financial institutions with assets under management or loans outstanding larger than
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And it will join other companies as a signatory to the United Nations Global Compact, a corporate initiative to promote sustainable energy.
“As a 211-year-old insurer and asset manager, we view the transition to a greener society as a business imperative, and we are doing our part,” said Chief Executive Officer
Canadian tar sands — a mixture of sand, water, clay and a type of oil called bitumen — have taken a hit with the decision by President
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But it said its policy had some loopholes and urged The
Activists also called on The
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