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Green Loans are becoming increasingly common in loan markets, enabling borrowers to promote environmental sustainability and also providing a number of ancillary benefits for businesses;

Aller Aqua, BioMar make moves on sustainable soy products for aquafeed By Share Christiansfeld, Denmark-based fish feed producer Aller Aqua has made the decision to eliminate the use of soy sourced from South America in all of its products manufactured in Europe, citing sustainability concerns. Beginning in 2021, the company will declare the carbon dioxide impact of all the products they make in Europe, according to a press release. “During 2020, the company stopped using South American soya in its European factories and is instead using 100 percent regionally produced soya from Europe...

Are dismissing the amount of jobs the keystone pipeline would have created and pushing for more green projects. >> 20,000 jobs is really not that many jobs and investing in green technologies will produce that and more. but, i tell you what, it seems to me that the republicans would rather have an issue than a pipeline. >>dave: how much money has been lost on green energy so far&how much is coming? and now from the fox business network, nicole, green jobs make me cough. >>guest: makes other people do other things, worse. >>dave: how much money has been lost? are there success stories to report...

Tried to do was engineer green projects with taxpayer money. >> obama and bush, too. >> bill: a little bit. but it was really stepped up in the last three years. and it hasn't worked. it isn't working. >> it almost never works. and government shouldn't do this. especially when we are going broke. >> bill: okay. so the french get 1.2 billion and they are out of town. all these other companies are going down the drain. and the energy department says the cbs story is not true? >> they are not going down the drain. they have reserves. the countries are not bankrupt. it's only 2% of the money. and ...

Tried to do was engineer green projects with taxpayer money. >> obama and bush, too. >> bill: a little bit. but it was really stepped up in the last three years. and it hasn't worked. it isn't working. >> it almost never works. and government shouldn't do this. especially when we are going broke. >> bill: okay. so the french get 1.2 billion and they are out of town. all these other companies are going down the drain. and the energy department says the cbs story is not true? >> they are not going down the drain. they have reserves. the countries are not bankrupt. it's only 2% of the money. and ...