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Artículo

15 May 2004

Autor:
Terry Macalister, Guardian

Corporates warm to climate change

Almost three times as many firms responded to this year's annual survey from the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP), a group of institutional investors holding assets worth $10,000bn (£5,700bn)...British oil groups BP and BG along with banks Abbey National and HSBC were deemed among the best in their class...the CDP...is backed by ABN Amro, Swiss Re and Jupiter, among others. [also refers to ExxonMobil, ChevronTexaco, Compass, Boeing]