Bank of America , Wells Fargo , Citigroup , and Goldman Sachs voted down climate resolutions
Climate change activists are increasingly trying to make changes to their own policies. But what does this mean for climate change, asks Tom de Castella, a former chief executive of the US energy giant, and why is the vote failed?
Source: vox.comPublished on 2022-04-29
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