We’re shocked – shocked! – to hear of Enviva’s “reckless disregard for the truth
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Finance standards reject EU’s biomass “sustainability criteria” as not protecting forests and the climate
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“Low Carbon” Products Likely to Attract Investors; But are Climate Benefits Real?
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Sustainability Accounting Standards Board Disclosure Rules Should be Improved so that Companies Do Not Mislead Investors
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34 investment groups with over $53 billion in assets under management have requested that the SEC examine claims of climate benefits in the biomass energy sector, and enforce disclosure rules
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Taxpayers and ratepayers should not have to pay extra for “renewable” energy that accelerates forest cutting, increases greenhouse gas emissions, and pollutes the air.
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