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Climate inconsistency in financial reports could be ‘greenwashing’ – Environmental Finance

By 10 October 2022 November 4th, 2024 No Comments

The inconsistent handling of climate-related factors in the financial statements of highly carbon-exposed companies could be evidence of ‘greenwashing,’ according to Carbon Tracker.

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