Alastair Marsh
Journalist at Bloomberg News
Journalist (@business @climate) covering #ESG & #ClimateChange. Keeping an eye on @crypto @markets. DM for tips on greenwashing etc. Views mine. Born 343 ppm.
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financialpost.com | Alastair Marsh
Article content(Bloomberg) — As UK politicians of all stripes push back on the feasibility of racing toward a low-carbon future, investors in the country’s biggest banks refuse to lose sight of that goal. Sign In or Create an AccountArticle contentWe apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, ortap here to see other videos from our team.
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bloomberg.com | Alastair Marsh
SLOUGH, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 02: A plumbing engineer installs the pipework and water tank for a heat pump system at the Octopus Energy training facility on November 02, 2021 in Slough, England. Ahead of COP26, the UK government announced plans to offer grants to help households install air-source heat pumps over the next three years, encouraging them to ditch their gas and oil-fired boilers.
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theedgesingapore.com | Alastair Marsh
Home News Environmental, Social and GovernanceAlastair Marsh / BloombergFri, May 02, 2025 • 10:35 AM GMT+08 • • 3 min readFollow us on Facebook and join our Telegram channel for the latest updates. A group of 30 HSBC Holdings investors is asking the bank to confirm it's still committed to cutting CO2 emissions, amid concerns Europe's biggest lender is backing away from its climate pledges.
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bloomberg.com | Alastair Marsh
The HSBC Holdings Plc UK headquarters in the Canary Wharf business, financial and shopping district in London, UK, on Friday, Feb. 14, 2025. HSBC reports its full-year results on Feb. 19. Photographer: Betty Laura Zapata/Bloomberg(Bloomberg) -- A group of 30 HSBC Holdings Plc investors is asking the bank to confirm it’s still committed to cutting CO2 emissions, amid concerns Europe’s biggest lender is backing away from its climate pledges.
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bloomberg.com | Alastair Marsh
Homes destroyed following wildfires in Altadena, California, US. (Bloomberg) -- The private sector isn’t spending nearly enough on adaptation, leaving potentially huge returns on the table, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s global head of climate advisory.
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