Carney concedes avoided emissions do not count toward science-based net zero targets, despite previously claiming asset manager Brookfield is 'net zero today' due to its investments in renewables
Mark Carney has responded to mounting criticism of his recent claim that Brookfield - the Canadian investment giant for which he is a board member - is "net zero today", despite the fact it holds billions...
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