Greenwashing claims as companies remove climate action statements from websites
Australian regulators have started holding companies to account for alleged greenwashing, according to a report from the Billionaires' Fund (BfG), which aims to protect investors from climate action.The BWF has said it is concerned to see companies pulling down their commitments.
Source: smh.com.auPublished on 2023-04-02
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