Energy
Game Over for Coal? Fossil Fuel Divestment Doubles in a Year
The year 2015 has been quite exciting for climate change. In the said year, a lot of people and hundreds of institutions with $2.6 trillion in assets had reportedly pledged to remove investments from fossil fuel companies, which involve stocks, mutual funds, and bonds.
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