Each Public Company Needs to Reach Carbon Zero, Says Bank of America CEO
Published on June 23, 2020
With economies around the world in need of a reset after the Covid-19 pandemic upended how we work and travel, chief executives are obliged to publicly work out strategies for growing economically while reducing carbon emissions. While corporate leaders have previously been vocal about, if not committed to, implementing emission reduction strategies, one CEO has led the way and is now asking the same of his peers. Not only that: Brian Moynihan, Chairman & CEO, Bank of America, called on boards of each public company in the world to see to it that their managers commit to carbon neutrality by a date certain.