US banking and finance groups call for price on carbon

Published 22:30 on February 18, 2021  /  Last updated at 22:30 on February 18, 2021  / /  Americas, Carbon Taxes, US

A group of 11 trade associations representing banks, asset managers, and investment and pension funds endorsed a CO2 price on Thursday as a strategy to transitioning the US to a low-carbon economy, with growing support for such a policy from the business and financial community.
A group of 11 trade associations representing banks, asset managers, and investment and pension funds endorsed a CO2 price on Thursday as a strategy to transitioning the US to a low-carbon economy, with growing support for such a policy from the business and financial community.


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