Climatepalooza Pt. 1

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20 min listen
Morgan Ellis, Mathew Lee, Elchin Mammadov, Antonios Panagiotopoulos
September 24, 2021
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It is climate week this week in New York city. So, we decided to throw a climatepalooza for you all by examining the climate plans of three companies in the most the most pollutive industries. In this episode, we give you a roadmap for the climate plans that have been coming out this week and tell you what to pay attention to as you sort through a company’s emissions reduction plan.
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Morgan Ellis
Morgan Ellis
Vice President, MSCI Research
Mathew Lee
Mathew Lee
Senior Associate, MSCI Research
Elchin Mammadov
Elchin Mammadov
Executive Director, MSCI Research
Antonios Panagiotopoulos
Antonios Panagiotopoulos
Executive Director, MSCI Research

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