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California Assembly passes landmark emissions disclosure bill - Vimarsana News

California Assembly passes landmark emissions disclosure bill

The California Assembly approved first-of-its-kind legislation Monday night that would require all major corporations that operate in the Golden State to disclose both direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions. The Climate Corporate Data Accountability Act, or SB 253, would require the state Air Resources Board to develop and adopt emissions disclosure rules for companies that do…

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Luiss University hosted International Conference on - Vimarsana News

Luiss University hosted International Conference on

Luiss University hosted an international conference on "Assessing the ESG movement: Ethical reflections on ESG and its impact on Business," organized by...

Retirement funds for Penn faculty managed by company with billions in fossil fuel investments - Vimarsana News

Retirement funds for Penn faculty managed by company with billions in fossil fuel investments

Penn faculty retirement funds are primarily managed by TIAA, a company with an estimated $78 billion in fossil fuel investments. 

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Eric Orts | Two cheers for climate progress on Penn's endowment - Vimarsana News

Eric Orts | Two cheers for climate progress on Penn's endowment

Guest Columnist and Wharton professor Eric Orts applauds Penn for its recent climate progress, but argues that there is still much to be done.

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Liberals irked by Manchin call for new Senate apportioned by population - Vimarsana News

Liberals irked by Manchin call for new Senate apportioned by population

The collapse of Democrats' social-welfare bill at the hands of Sen. Joe Manchin III has renewed the call by some liberals for abolishing the Senate's constitutional design of two votes per state and replacing it with something more like the House, where more populous states have greater influence.