Norway this month became an unlikely leader in a growing social movement: persuading investors to sell their stock in fossil fuel companies. In Norway’s case, its $890 billion pension fund – the largest sovereign wealth fund in the world – will begin divesting itself of its stakes in coal companies.
Norway this month became an unlikely leader in a growing social movement: persuading investors to sell their stock in fossil fuel companies. In Norway’s case, its $890 billion pension fund – the largest sovereign wealth fund in the world – will begin divesting itself of its stakes in coal companies.