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Canada Pension Plan must divest from fossil fuels, new report argues

Mark Lowey
April 1, 2020

The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, which manages the CPP's $420-billion portfolio, should immediately divest from all fossil fuel holdings in response to the climate emergency and to reduce financial risk for current and future CPP recipients, says the lead author of a Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives report.

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Organizations:	Bank of Canada, Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, Canadian Natural Resources Limited, Cenovus, Government of Canada, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, Suncor Energy Inc, United Nations, and University of Victoria
People:	James Rowe and Mark Carney
Topics:	Canada Pension Plan, Climate Change, climate emergency, climate risk, Corporate Mapping Project, divestment from fossil fuels, fossil fuel industry, fossil fuels, global warming, management of investments, oil sands industry, Paris Agreement, and stranded assets

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